05_Measures of Personality Flashcards

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Structured personality tests present examinees with _________ stimuli and are usually developed on the basis of one of four strategies.

One of the strategies is the _________, which involves deriving items on the basis of reason and deductive logic, while another is _________, which involves including items that distinguish between different criterion groups.

A

Unambiguous

Logical content method

Empirical criterion keying

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The original MMPI provided scores on 10 clinical scales and for validity scales that were designed to assess _________.

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Test taking attitudes

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A high score on the MMPI _________ Scale indicates an attempt to present oneself in a favorable light, or lack of insight into one’s own motivation, whereas a high score on the _________ Scale suggests deliberate malingering, eccentricity, or response carelessness.

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L scale

F scale

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The MMPI _________ Scale score is used to correct an examinee’s scores on some of the clinical scales.

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K

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On the MMPI-two, a T score of _________ or above is considered clinically significant.

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65

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Interpretation of MMPI scores most often involves _________ analysis, which entails considering the two or more clinical scales with the highest scores.

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Profile

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AnMMPI two-point code of _________ suggests impulsivity, antisocial behavior, narcissism, and substance abuse, while the _________ occurs when Scale 1 and Scale 3 scores are substantially higher than the Scale 2 score, and is associated with some attestation of psychological problems and a lack of insight.

A

49/94

Conversion “V”

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The _________ is based on Murray’s personality theory, which distinguishes between 15 different needs, while the _________ is based on the work of young Jung and describes personality in terms of four bipolar dimensions.

A

EPPS [Edwards Personal Preference]

MBTI [Myers-Briggs Type Indicator]

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The NEO-PI-3 assesses the Big Five personality traits: extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and _________.

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Openness to experience

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The original identification of traits that contributed to the Big Five was based on an atheoretical _________ approach.

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Lexical

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Administration of the Rorschach ordinarily involves two phases: the _________ phase which is followed by the _________ phase.

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Free Association

Inquiry

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Scoring and interpretation of the Rorschach is complex but usually involves considering the number and ratio of certain types of responses in the following categories: location, _________, form quality, content, and popularity.

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Determinants

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On the Rorschach, a number of _________ responses (overgeneralizing a part of the inkblot to the whole) may suggest brain damage, emotional disturbance, or intellectual disability.

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Confabulatory

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Development of the _________ was based on Murray’s theory of needs.

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Thematic Apperception Test

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