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Inaugural editorial for Psychological Assessment
1Department of Psychology, Ohio University.
Psychological Assessment
|January 27, 2022
Summary
Dr. Julie Suhr will lead Psychological Assessment, prioritizing research on clinical and consulting psychology. Her focus includes psychopathology, health, neuropsychological, forensic, multicultural, and personality assessment for practical applications.
Area of Science:
- Clinical Psychology
- Consulting Psychology
- Psychological Assessment
Background:
- Introduction of Julie Suhr as the new Editor-in Chief of Psychological Assessment.
- Emphasis on the journal's role in disseminating vital assessment research.
Discussion:
- Focus on the assessment and diagnosis of psychopathology.
- Inclusion of clinical health assessment and cognitive/neuropsychological assessment.
- Coverage of forensic assessment, multicultural assessment, and personality assessment in clinical practice.
Key Insights:
- The journal aims to bridge the gap between assessment research and clinical application.
- A comprehensive scope covering diverse domains of psychological assessment is planned.
Outlook:
- Continued advancement in the field of psychological assessment under new leadership.
- Enhanced dissemination of research to inform clinical and consulting psychology practices.
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