The Education and Training Interest Group Presents Not Your Standardized Assessment- Avant Garde Use

Abstract

The uses of assessment have expanded far beyond the consulting room and courtroom. Join members of this panel who will discuss their use of assessment in innovative and non-traditional settings, such as sports, reality television, the film industry, and those discerning joining religious orders. The panel will provide an opportunity for the panel members and audience to address the exciting implications of the broadening uses of assessment, as well as the ethical and training implications.

Speakers

Sarah Hedlund | George Washington University

Katherine Marshall Woods | George Washington University

Ronald Stolberg | Alliant University

Jordan Wright | New York University

Goals & Objectives

1. Following this roundtable, attendees will be able to describe the advantages and limitations of four innovative uses of assessment
2. Following this symposium, attendees will be able to describe the advantages and limitations of four distinct methods for measuring personality functioning impairment. 2) Following this symposium, attendees will be able to identify the unique information provided by each measurement method and select the methods that fit their research or clinical needs