This report addresses some of the problems and issues involved in psychological assessment of refugee clients in mental health programs and surveys the assessment procedures in current use. Part I discusses the problems and issues involved in the psychological assessment of ethnic minority and refugee clients, summarizes some of the background factors that influence the choice of assessment instruments for use with refugees, and highlights some limitations of cross-ethnic clinical assessment. Part II identifies some of the promising procedures listed in the index of psychological tests for cross-cultural assessment in the last section of the report. Part III provides a summary and conclusion along with recommendations for improving the quality of psychological assessment in refugee programs. Part IV comprises the Survey of Psychological Measurement Literature: Index of Psychological Tests for Cross Cultural Assessment, a survey of the available assessment procedures that provide clinical diagnostic information about refugee patients in mental health settings. (TE)