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Mæland, K.J. & Nielsen, G.: Computerized psychological testing and diagnostics. Nordisk Psykologi, 1985, 37 (3), 204–212.
The article discusses the growing use of micro-computers in the administation, scoring, and interpretation of psychological tests. Professional, ethical, and legal issues are outlined. It is proposed that the development of guidelines and professional standards is needed to ensure that technological innovations will effect more benefit than harm.
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