To date, psychodiagnostics is involved in solving a wide range of problems

2. General idea of psychodiagnostics
The modern concept of "psychodiagnostics" is closely related to the
concept of "psychological testing", but is not limited to it, because. in addition to
test methods, there are expert (clinical) psychodiagnostic methods.
4. Availability of test tools. The vast
market of not always high-quality publications, which has opened up the
opportunity for everyone to test themselves and their immediate environment,
clearly contributes to the passion for psychodiagnostics.
Theoretical psychodiagnostics includes three areas of knowledge:
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users.
3. Psychodiagnostics allows you to describe the diagnostic features of a person in
cases where it is necessary.
3. Psychometrics - mathematical detection methodology
4. Psychodiagnostics allows you to compare the degree of development
are also determined by limitations in the use of methods and by the
characteristics of the situation. There are two types of situations: the client
situation and the examination situation.
individual differences.
studied properties in different people.
2. Psychodiagnostics establishes the development of this property, its
3. Subject and tasks of psychodiagnostics
In modern psychology, there are several complementary approaches to
understanding the essence of psychodiagnostics, which can be described as:
instrumental, constructive, gnostic and integral (conditional selection).
The subject of psychodiagnostics is very extensive and includes:
1. Methodological and specific methodological (practical) principles for constructing
diagnostic techniques and formulating psychodiagnostic conclusions. 2.Methods and
specific psychodiagnostic techniques.
expression in qualitative and quantitative units.
practical scope)
General tasks of psychodiagnostic research
Tasks can also be differentiated in terms of further use of diagnostic results.
Thus, having considered the general idea of psychodiagnostics, we smoothly
moved on to the definition of its subject. Like any science, psychodiagnostics has its
own subject, tasks, functions and categorical apparatus.
1. Psychodiagnostics allows you to establish and determine in a person certain
mental properties or behavioral characteristics.