Why Psychologists Need to Base Treatment Recommendations on Scientific Evidence
No CoverA compelling argument for evidence-based psychology treatments by Keith Topping.
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A compelling argument for evidence-based psychology treatments by Keith Topping.
This book describes research that sought to clarify if the professional practice of educational/school psychologists is evidence-based when recommending interventions for disruptive adolescents who are diagnosed as seriously emotionally disturbed. Two lines of investigation were employed. First, a literature search using three distinct methodologies - a systematic literature review, a meta-analysis of studies and a best evidence synthesis. Second, a survey of a large sample of school psychologis...
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Minor focus on scientific and professional standards in psychology.
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