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The Handbook of School Psychology, 3rd Edition
The Handbook of School Psychology, 3rd Edition
Edited by Cecil R. Reynolds, Texas A & M Univ.
Edited by Terry B. Gutkin, Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln
ISBN: 978-0-471-12205-0
©1999
1216 pages
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Table of Contents
Section I: Current Perspectives
  1. Training School Psychologists Before There Were School Psychologist Training Programs: A History 1890-1930, Thomas K. Fagan
  2. The Futures of School Psychology: Conceptual Models for Its Development and Examples of Their Applications, Thomas D. Oakland and Jacqueline Cunningham
Section II: School Psychology and the Scientific Study of Behavior: Contributions to Theory and Practice
  1. Strengthening the Links Between Science and Practice: Reading, Evaluating, and Applying Research in School Psychology, Beeman N. Phillips
  2. Structural Equation Modeling in School Psychology, Timothy Z. Keith
  3. Applications of Qualitative Research Strategies to School Psychology Research Problems, Donald E. Polkinghorne and Barry C. Gribbons
  4. The Application of Developmental Psychology to School Psychology Practice: Informing Assessment, Intervention, and Prevention Efforts, Deborah Tharinger and Nadine M. Lambert
  5. What Cognitative Psychology Has to Say to School Psychology: Shifting Perspectives and Shared Purposes, Patricia A. Alexander and P. Karen Murphy
  6. Contributions of Social Psychology to School Psychology, Frederic J. Medway and Thomas P. Cafferty
  7. Current Contributions of the Psychology of Individual Differences to School Psychology, John H. Kranzler
  8. Contributions of Developmental Psychopathology to School Psychology, Stephanie H. McConaughy and Thomas M. Achenbach
  9. Implications of Recent Research in Biological Psychology for School Psychology, James W. Kalat and Tracie Wurm
Section III: Psychological and Educational Assessment
  1. Roles of Diagnosis and Classification in School Psychology, Randy W. Kamphaus, Cecil Reynolds and Carolyn Imperto-McCammon
  2. Intelligence Testing in the Schools, Alan S. Kaufman, Elizabeth O. Lichtenberger and Jack A. Naglieri
  3. Advances in Behavioral Assessment, Thomas R. Kratochwill, Susan M. Sheridan, John Carlson and Kim L. Lasecki
  4. Curriculum-based Assessment and Other Performance-based Assessment Strategies, Edward S. Shapiro and Stephen N. Elliott
  5. Criterion-referenced Testing Principles, Technical Advances, and Evaluation Guidelines, Ronald K. Hambleton
  6. Personality Assessment in the Schools, Frances F. Worchel
  7. Neuropsychological Assessment for Intervention, Rik D'Amato, Barbara A. Rothlisberg and Patricia Work Leu
  8. Ten Years Later: Trends in the Assessment of Infants, Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Their Families, Kathleen D. Paget
  9. Effective Instructional Practices: Implications for Assessing Educational Environments, James E. Yseldyke and Judy Elliott
  10. Diagnostic Decision Making in School Psychology: Understanding and Coping with Uncertainty, Gregg M. Macmann and David W. Barnett
  11. The Problem of Bias in Psychological Assessment, Cecil R. Reynolds, Patricia Lowe and Adam L. Saenz
Section IV: School Psychological Interventions: Focus on Children
  1. School-based Consultation Theory and Practice: The Art and Science of Indirect Service Delivery, Terry B. Gutkin and Michael J. Curtis
  2. Behavior Analysis: Theory and Practice in Educational Settings, Brian K. Martens, Joseph C. Witt, Edward J. Daly III and Timothy R. Vollmer
  3. Intervention Techniques for Academic Performance Problems, Stephen N. Elliott, R.T. Busse and Edward S. Shapiro
  4. Social Skills in Context: Considerations for Assessment, Intervention, and Generalization, Susan M. Sheridan and Dorlene Walker
  5. Families as Educational Partners for Children's School Success: Suggestions for School Psychologists, Sandra L. Christenson and Karla Buerkle
  6. Child Psychotherapy, Jan N. Hughes
  7. Primary Prevention in School Settings, Joel Meyers and Bonnie K. Nastasi
  8. Secondary Prevention: Applications Through Intervention Assistance Programs and Inclusive Education, Joseph E. Zins, Timothy E. Heron and Yvonne L. Goddard
  9. Psychopharmacotherapy with School-aged Children, Ronald T. Brown, Douglas Lee and Joan E. Donegan
  10. Interventions for Integrating Children with Traumatic Brain Injuries into Their Schools, Dorrie Rapp
  11. Computers in Education and School Psychology: The Existing And Emerging Technology Knowledge Base Supporting Interventions with Children, Robert D. Tennyson and Dwight Morrison
Section V: School Psychological Interventions: Focus on Staff, Programs, and Organizations
  1. Program Planning and Evaluation: Principles, Procedures, and Planned Change, Robert Illback, Joseph E. Zins and Charles A. Maher
  2. Excellence in Teaching: Review of Instructional and Environmental Variables, Maribeth Gettinger and Karen Callan Stoiber
  3. The Implications of the Effective Schools Literature for School Restructuring, William E. Bickel
  4. Effectiveness of Special Education, Kenneth A. Kavale and Steven R. Forness
  5. Working with Teams in the School, Sylvia Rosenfield and Todd Gravois
  6. School Psychology in a Diverse World: Considerations for Practice, Research, and Training, Mary Henning-Stout and Michaelanthony Brown-Cheatham
  7. Psychology in the Schools: Systems Intervention Case Examples, Christine Borgelt and Jane Close Conoley
  8. Law and School Psychology, Daniel J. Reschley and Donald N. Bersoff
  9. The Legal Rights of Students, Bruce D. Sales, Daniel A. Krauss, Donal M. Sacken and Thomas D. Overcast
  10. Accreditation and Credentialing Systems in School Psychology, Walter B. Pryzwansky
 

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