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This article addresses and critiques the methodological and procedural concerns raised about a psychological assessment tool.

Proclaiming a psychological assessment tool is “reliable, valid, and ethical” doth not make it so: A reply to Stein et al. (2026) and Jenkins (2026).

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This article critiques the methodological flaws in commentaries on a psychological assessment tool, highlighting ethical implications.

This article addresses and critiques the methodological and procedural concerns raised about a psychological assessment tool.
Reviews commentaries by Stein et al. and Jenkins on previous critiques of a psychological assessment tool.
Identifies methodological flaws and logical inconsistencies in their arguments.
Evaluates the ethical implications of the assessment technique's application.
Highlights significant methodological problems with the meta-analyses presented.
Demonstrates logical inconsistencies within the arguments from Stein et al. and Jenkins.
Calls for a moratorium on the use of the psychological assessment tool until issues are resolved.

Sinclair et al. (2026) studied this question.

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