Culture, Complexity, Context: Skills and Applications at the Limits of Assessment Practice
Date postedJune 13, 2025
Psychological assessors face unique challenges conducting assessments across a range of cultural contexts. Even when standard indicators of reliability and validity for use of a measure with a particular patient are present, it continues to be important to interpret assessments and their results in context. When these standard indicators of psychometric quality are not available, the assessor faces important questions about how to offer an assessment that meaningfully represents the patient’s experience. This applied webinar will support participants to consider tools for conducting assessments at the liminal edges - with patients who are not well represented in the creation and standardization of assessments.
Presenter:
Dr. Leighko Yap | Private Practice
Learning Objectives:
- Attendees will describe three examples of how attending to cultural context in assessment aligns with our professional code of ethics and additional APA guidance on working with specific populations.
- Attendees will name and summarize the primary features of Bronfenbrenner's socioecological model and the ADDRESSING model and list three practical steps they can take to use these models in their assessment practice.
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