Understanding Child Psychometric Testing

Focusing on the methods and applications of child psychometric testing, this research book offers an in-depth examination of its historical context, theoretical frameworks, and ethical considerations. Key topics include intelligence, personality, academic achievement, and neuropsychological evaluation, alongside commonly used tests and their administration. The text emphasizes the importance of interpreting test results in conjunction with clinical observations and provides insights into best practices for ethical assessment. Additionally, it highlights emerging trends and innovations in the field, aiming to empower professionals in supporting children's development and well-being.