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Objective Personality Assessment: The Personality Inventory for Children and Its Applications in the School Setting

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Personality Traits and Psychology

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Several reviews of the effectiveness of projective techniques to make accurate group classifications and valuable descriptive statements strongly suggest that their value has not been proven. The current paper reviews the development of objective personality measurement in children and adolescents and the general results obtained in applying these measures. One instrument, the Personality Inventory for Children (PIC), is reviewed in some depth, with clinical and research applications for the school psychologist detailed.

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