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Jargon as a Psychological Construct? A Multidecade Analysis of Communication Failure in Evaluation Reports
For seven decades, studies have asked whether the people who receive psychological evaluation reports understand what they say. Existing research has largely measured reader satisfaction rather than what readers comprehend, recall, or interpret. This narrative synthesis identified six studies, condu
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