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2011-2012 TCSPP Academic Catalog and Student Handbook [Archived Catalog]

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PC 441 - Psychological Assessment II

Prerequisite(s): PC 425 . Psychological Assessment teaches students to know and understand issues associated with the development and ethical use of traditional objective and culturally sensitive projective personality assessment measures. Students develop and demonstrate knowledge regarding child and adolescent emotional development, as well as the impact of a range of forces on child adjustment such as poverty, abuse, discrimination, and developmental issues. Students develop and demonstrate skills to administer, score, and interpret these tests with children and adolescents in light of these factors. (3 credits)



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