This Handbook is designed to offer psychology students, as well as professional psychologists, a central resource for the construction and organization of psychological test reports. Rather than using a workbook approach and presenting sample reports for study, this text aims to help the reader conceptualize the theory of psychological report development by carefully examining the analysis of personality and the logic of effectively communicating such psychological phenomena in the report. The rationale of each section of an effective, well-aimed psychological and psychodiagnostic workup is analyzed in detail so that the writing of the report can be organized section-by-section to reflect a clear and synthesized view in the analysis of the patient's personality.