مجلة العلوم وافاق المعارف
Volume 6, Numéro 1, Pages 163-184
2026-04-20
Authors : Sider Kamila . Kouta Samir .
Abstract: This article explores the use of artificial intelligence in clinical psychological assessment, focusing on its benefits and limitations. It highlights how AI can enhance diagnostic accuracy, efficiency, and reliability, while also raising ethical concerns related to confidentiality, professional responsibility, and the human aspect of therapy. Based on an analytical review of recent research, the study shows that although AI supports clinical decision-making, it cannot replace human judgment, especially in complex emotional or cultural contexts. The article concludes by stressing the need for ethically regulated, hybrid assessment models that integrate artificial intelligence with clinical expertise to preserve the quality and humanity of psychological practice.
Artificial intelligence ; Psychological assessment ; Clinical accuracy ; ethical challenges
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