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Cover -- Discrepant Results In Mental Health Research -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List Of Figures -- List Of Tables -- List Of Boxes -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The Errors Of Yesterday And The Dark Matter Of Today -- Part I Describing Discrepant Results -- 2. The Ubiquity Of Discrepant Results In Research -- 3. Should Discrepant Results Promote A Crisis Of Confidence? -- 4. How Discrepant Results Reveal Blueprints For Discovery -- Part Ii Conceptualizing Discrepant Results -- 5. Structurally Different Informants, Triangulation, And Falsifiability 6. Why Theories About Rater Biases Fail To Explain Discrepant Results -- 7. The Operations Triad Model -- Part Iii Validating Discrepant Results -- 8. The Context Validation Paradigm -- 9. Constructing Measurement Batteries -- 10. Distinguishing Domain-relevant Information From Bias And Noise -- Part Iv Project Context -- 11. The Operations Triad System And Connections To The History Of Science -- 12. Study Design And Measurement Validation Battery -- 13. Insights About Data Sources, Validation Testing, And Theory -- Part V How Discrepant Results Inform Scientific Practices 14. Clinical Utility -- 15. Meta-analysis -- 16. Research, Education, And Training -- Part Vi When Clinic Assessments Produce Discrepant Results -- 17. The Ubiquity Of Discrepant Results In The Clinic -- 18. The Needs-to-goals Gap Framework -- 19. How The Operations Triad System Informs Assessing Clients -- Part Vii Future Directions In Discrepant Results Research -- 20. Instrumentation -- 21. Analytic Procedures -- 22. Clinical Populations -- 23. Replication And Reproduction -- 24. The Power Of Discrepant Results-the Dark Matter In Mental Health Research -- About The Author -- References Andres De Los Reyes. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.