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Writing Psychological Reports: A Guide for Clinicians

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A fairly introductory text that proposes a common model of psychological report writing for most health related purposes. Don't feel it goes beyond the "essentials" series or most general psychology texts, and little coverage of forensic or neuropsychology settings.

This book is an excellent introduction and guide to writing psychological reports in practice. well written containing practical information in a clear and concise manner. Recommended.

This is probably a useful text for doing eval but for writing up case notes and reports this is more based on eval type reports. This was an error on my part understanding what this text was.

There is a newer edition I was looking for. I believe it is 1998 give or take a year. I borrowed a colleague's and was impressed, especially with the suggestions for writing and organized personality section of a report.

The item arrived in the condition promised, and in just a few days too. I was very pleased.

My book arrived on time and it was in the condition specified by the seller. Good work.