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

(A.A. Bodalev, V.V. Stolin)
- dialogical techniques
dialogic techniques
Methods
1) objective texts
Minimum
3. Classification of psychodiagnostic methods and techniques (J. Schwanzer)
-non-verbal
The author identifies groups of psychodiagnostic methods based on the following grounds: the
material used, the number of indicators obtained, the correctness of decisions, the mental activity of
the subjects, the form of answers.
- questionnaire tests
- tests
1) on the methodological principles underlying the psychodiagnostic method, and 2) on the
measure of the psychologist's involvement in the psychodiagnostic
Methodological principles underlying the
psychodiagnostic method
- scale techniques
(J. Schwanzer)
Classification of psychodiagnostic methods
- projective techniques
Maximum
Material used
Classification criteria
involvement
- objective methods
-verbal
2) standardized self-reports
involvement
The Czech psychologist J. Schwanzer offers a simpler classification, which is why it is more
often used in the practice of a psychologist.
Systematizing the methods, the authors focus on two key features:
- questionnaires
Methods
Classification of psychodiagnostic methods
procedure.
- scale techniques
A measure of the
involvement of a
diagnostic
psychologist in the research procedure
Classification
criteria
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received
indicators
activity
Classification of psychodiagnostic methods
-special ability tests