Surveys
Current Surveys
Clinicians’ Intolerance of Uncertainty and Attitudes Toward Exposure Therapy
15-20 minutes
A doctoral researcher at Palo Alto University is conducting a dissertation study examining how clinician intolerance of uncertainty relates to attitudes toward and implementation of exposure-based interventions. The survey is seeking clinicians, school psychologists, and school counselors who work with youth to share your perspectives and experiences. Participation involves a brief online survey and contributes to research on barriers to evidence-based practice. All responses are confidential, and findings will help inform training and dissemination efforts for exposure-based approaches.
School Psychologists’ Interpretation of Psychoeducational Assessment Data
30-40 minutes
You are invited to participate in a survey about understanding school psychologists’ interpretation of psychoeducational assessment data. We believe that the results of this study will provide valuable information to school-based practitioners, researchers, trainers, and policy makers in better understanding the decision-making patterns and contributing factors to psychoeducational assessment. Participants must be currently practicing as a school psychologist in a school setting in the United States.
Evaluating Multilingual Learners for Intellectual Disability
10-15 minutes
This survey examines how school psychologists make eligibility decisions when evaluating multilingual learners for intellectual disability. Participants will review case-based information and provide judgments about assessment results, diagnostic confidence, and eligibility. Findings may help improve assessment practices for multilingual learners.
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