Materials for advocates, lawyers and parties to family disputes and court proceedings.
A psychological report may draw on different sources: an assessment involving the person, documents and other materials relevant to the task. When reading it, it is important to identify which data were obtained directly and which information was merely reproduced from the sources submitted.
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Psychological examination requires materials relevant to a specific question, rather than the greatest possible volume of personal information. An unsorted archive of family correspondence and…
Read article →Judicial and pretrial examination of psychologically relevant circumstances, state, perception, relationships and the consequences of events.
Read →Why psychological examination does not replace psychiatric examination and medical diagnosis.
Read →How parent-child relationships, emotional attachment, communication and a conflict situation are examined.
Read →What a psychologist may analyse in a dispute concerning emotional experiences, stress reactions and the consequences of an event.
Read →Examples of appropriate questions for court proceedings, an advocate, a specialist opinion and an expert report review.
Read →How to check methods, completeness of examination, limits of competence and substantiation of conclusions.
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