In regards to core competencies in clinical assessment, the book's authors point out that
a. since there are so many types of assessments, clinicians need to constantly strive to master as many as possible.
b. every clinical psychologist should have a set of such competencies, including the ability to evaluate psychometric properties of measures.
c. being able to construct one's own measures is an essential skill to have.
d. since so many new measures are being developed, it makes sense to take a "wait and see" approach until consensus is reached as to which measures are worth mastering.
b
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