Book chapter published!

Back in 2007, Peter Weiss, a friend and fellow Rorschach enthusiast, invited JoAnne Brewster, Michael Stoloff, and me to present a paper on the use of the Rorschach in police psychology in a symposium at the Society for Personality Assessment conference. Though I thought I botched the presentation pretty badly, Peter invited us to write it up in an expanded version for an edited volume on personality assessment in police psychology.

To make a long story short (too late), the book Personality Assessment in Police Psychology: A 21st Century Perspective was just published. Though I've made a couple of attempts, our chapter Using the Rorschach Comprehensive System in Police Psychology is actually my first published work. Much more so than the symposium paper, I think the chapter turned out very nice!

Although I'm obviously biased, I actually think this is an outstanding volume and is a must-have for anyone who is either doing, or would like to be doing assessment for local police departments. Click here to check it out at Amazon, including a preview, the table of contents, etc.