1. What forms of reliability and validity should clinical assessment tools display? pp. 78–79

2. What are the strengths and weaknesses of structured and unstructured interviews? pp. 80–81

3. List and describe today’s leading projective tests. pp. 82–83

4. What are the key features of the MMPI? pp. 84–85

5. What are the strengths and weaknesses of projective tests (p. 84), personality inventories (pp. 85–86), and other kinds of clinical tests (pp. 86–89)?

6. How do clinicians determine whether psychological problems are linked to brain damage? pp. 88–89

7. Describe the ways in which clinicians may make observations of clients’ behaviors. pp. 89–91

8. What is the purpose of clinical diagnoses? p. 92

9. Describe DSM-5. What problems may accompany the use of classification systems and the process of clinical diagnosis? pp. 93–95, 96–97

10. According to therapy outcome studies, how effective is therapy? pp. 99–100