Methodological issues in the development of computerized methods of diagnostics in clinical psychology

Article Abstract:

The computerized psychodiagnostics aims for creating the automatized diagnostic tests and the development of entirely unknown types of experiments and methods of assessment of the experimental data. Thus, the methodology of the development of computerized psychological assessment should have the goal of creating refined psychodiagnostic instruments, utilizing the latest advances in information technology.

Technology application, Clinical psychology, Psychodiagnostics

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The Evolution of Behavior and Cognitive Therapy in Italy

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The author examines the development of cognitive and behavior therapy in Italy. Topics include behaviorism, socioeconomic changes, and psychiatric training.

Italy, Evaluation, Social policy, Psychiatric services, Mental health services, Cognitive therapy, Behavior therapy

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