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JEROME M. SATTLER, PUBLISHER, INC. |
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Reviewers' Comments |
REVIEWERS' COMMENTS
“Those unfamiliar with Sattler's previous work will be
impressed by the level of detail in this text. Two chapters apply to all
assessment practices. Chapter 1 is a superb overview of best practices for
evaluators and has several useful resources, including administration
checklists, observations to make during testing, and acculturation interviews.
Chapter 8 reviews the structure of reports, principles of report writing, and
guidelines for writing clearly. The appendices are impressive, including
standardization checklists, tables for calculating confidence intervals, tables
for statistical significance and base rates for score differences, and
conversion tables for short-form composite scores. . . . Administration
guidelines and interpretative suggestions are meticulously described, a welcome
addition for the recently developed subtests (e.g., Picture Span, Immediate
Symbol Translation). There are questions that assist in gathering qualitative
information and suggestions for testing the limits, both of which can help
practitioners understand complex cases. . . . It is a model of detailed
description and interpretation for the WISC–V and WPPSI–IV.”
“It is difficult to avoid an abundance of superlatives when discussing
Sattler’s most recent contribution to the field of assessment.
Assessment of Children: WISC–V and WPPSI–IV meets and exceeds the high
expectations that previous editions have consistently met. This iconic
work, already indispensable in the field, only gets better with the
addition of Dumont and Coalson’s contributions. Importantly, this
newest edition retains the reliable, familiar format of its
predecessors while recognizing the myriad, emerging advances in the
field of contemporary practice. I could neither practice nor teach
without it! For over twenty years, I have had a copy of Sattler on my
desk…never more than an arm’s reach away! Students and fellow
practitioners have been anxiously awaiting its release.
“The
book is
awesome. Once again, well done.”
“Your
book is
a resource that our students can use for many years and
that's why I've been teaching
with your book for 20 years. Thanks Dr. S.” —Myra
Beth Bundy, PhD, Eastern
Kentucky University “I
wanted to let you know how valuable I find the WISC–V Administrative
Checklist. It is so helpful when teaching my doctoral
students this test.
Thanks!” —Sandra
B. Evarrs, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “I was trained with
your books and now I love using them in teaching my doctoral courses.
You’ve touched many trainees!”
“I wouldn't teach an
assessment class without your text! We consider it to be the
‘gold standard’.”
"Assessment
of Children: WISC–V and WPPSI–IV is classic Sattler—clearly
written, concise, accurate, and highly useful.”
“The text is written with refreshing clarity, the information is essential for both graduate students and experienced clinicians, the explanations and recommendations are insightful, and the myriad of clear, practical tables permit greatly enhanced use and interpretation of the scales. An indispensable text that all evaluators should have!” —John O. Willis, EdD., Rivier University
“Another gold standard textbook!” —Huba Ann Ray, EDD., Evangel University
“Sattler has done it again! A required resource for anyone assessing children with the new Wechsler scales.” —Jack Martin, PhD, University of Detroit Mercy
“Any practitioner can benefit immensely by using Assessment of Children: WISC–V and WPPSI–IV. It is by far the most comprehensive, informative, and in-depth resource available that covers these two new Wechsler scales!" —Shai Tabib, Fairleigh Dickinson University
“This text will be my guide, as it should be for every school psychology trainee and practicing clinician.” —Elisabeth G. Endrikat, M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University
“A must-have resource for students and clinicians!” —Helen M. Stallman, PhD, University of South Australia
“For all levels of expertise, this text delivers tons of detailed information to orient and anchor the beginning assessor, while helping seasoned clinicians strengthen their conceptual understanding of these essential tests. The solid recommendations will be appreciated by both parents and teachers.” —Jan Gregory, PhD, University of California, Berkeley
“This edition continues to advance the knowledge base of novice and veteran practitioners alike. A must have text!” —Daniel F. McCleary, PhD, Stephen F. Austin State University
“A clear, comprehensive text for both the seasoned professional and graduate student.” —Sal Massa, PhD, Red Hook CSD
“The Sattler texts are the cornerstone of understanding assessment for both novice and experienced psychologists. I used them in my training nearly 20 years ago and continue to use them to train students in my graduate school psychology classes. The text is thorough and well organized, and provides examples readily useful for interpreting and reporting assessment results.” —Michelle LaForest, Psy.D., Adelphi University, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies
“A thorough and detailed text, this guide is an invaluable resource for anyone who conducts Wechsler assessments, both graduate students and professionals! Administration, scoring, interpretation, and any number of questions are all answered in this book. I will be using it for years to come!” — Chelsea Morgan, MA, Fairleigh Dickinson University
“All school psychologists and clinicians should have Assessment of Children: WISC–V and WPPSI–IV on their bookshelf. The book is a great reference for the new editions of these Wechsler scales.” —Kristen Bierwirth, PhD, South Kingstown Public Schools, Rhode Island
“The Sattler texts continue to be invaluable resources for both the teaching and practice of assessment. Whether in the classroom or the clinic, they are absolutely essential to conduct competent and professional evaluations!” —Paul Deal, PhD, Missouri State University
“The Sattler texts endure because of their outstanding quality. They provide valuable information for both the novice assessor and the experienced assessor.” —Elizabeth Levin, PhD, Laurentian University
“Your text is second to none! It's the only text published that is sufficient to meet the training needs of students and providing updated information for current psychologists.” —Antanas "Tony" Levinskas, PhD, Capella University
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