Assessment in Counseling: A Better Way

Abstract

It is the position of this article that for the most part standardized tests have contributed relatively little to the counseling process, neither adding any new information nor stimulating new thinking by the client. The claimed objectivity and precision that are among the major selling points of standardized tests are, for most counseling applications, of little practical value.

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