title: Assessment in Counseling: A Guide to the Use of Psychological Assessment Procedures
author:  Danica G. Hays 
description: Danica Hays has skillfully and thoroughly updated and broadened this textbook, which we authored through the first four editions. She has made a number of improvements to help instructors convey this information to students and we are confident that this will remain a widely used text for graduate courses and a valuable reference for professional counselors. We wholeheartedly endorse this revision. ---Albert B. Hood, EdD Professor Emeritus of Education and former Chair of the Division of Counselor Education The University of Iowa
zlib_text: e-Book	2015	International	Psychotherapy	Institute
  The	Interpretive	Process	in	Clinical	Practice	by	Philip	F.	D.	Rubovits-Seitz
  Copyright	©	2001	Philip	F.	D.	Rubovits-Seitz
  All	Rights	Reserved
  Created	in	the	United	States	of	America
  
  To	Chuck,	Diane,	and	Franz
  
  Table	of	Contents
  Preface
  Acknowledgments
  PART	I:	The	Interpretive	Process
  1:	The	Interpretive	Process	As	a	Whole:	Its	foundations	and	fallibilities
  2:General	Strategies	of	the	Interpretive	Process
  3:	Empirical	Strategies	of	the	Interpretive	Process:Clinical	Data
  4:	Empirical	Strategies:Methods	of	Observing	and	Recording	Clinical	Data
  5:	Data	Processing	Strategies	and	Operations:Examples	of	Cognitive
  transformations
  6:	Strategies	of	Construction	and	Reconstruction
  7:	Strategies	of	Justification,	Error	Detection,	Error	Correction,	and
  Progressive	Modification
  8:	Strategies	of	Interpretive	Technique:	Verbal	Reformulation	and
  Communication	of	Interpretations
  9:	Development	of	Self-Interpretive	Competence
  PART	II:	The	Interpretive	Pr