Assessment Flashcards
MMPI significant score
T score = 65+
MMPI scale 1
Hs -hypochondriasis
MMPI scale 2
D - depression
MMPI scale 3
Hy -Hysteria
MMPI scale 4
Pd - psychopathic deviate
MMPI scale 6
Pa- paranoia
MMPI scale 7
Pt- psychasthenia (anxiety)
MMPI scale 9
Ma - Mania
MMPI profile of 4 & 9
Impulsive, narcissistic, and antisocial/ substance use
MMPI profile of 2 & 7
Depression, excessive worry, agitation and somatic complaints
MMPI profile - Conversion V (1 & 3 High - 2 Low)
Psychiatric issues as somatic symptoms
MMPI profile - Psychotic V (6 & 8 High - 7 Low)
Delusions, Hallucinations and paranoia
MMPI profile - Neurotic Triad (1, 2 & 3 High)
Depression, somatic complaints, work related issues and dissatisfaction
L scale
Lie
*fake good
-under reporting
K scale
Correction
*Defensiveness, denial or poor insight
F scale
Infrequency
*Fake bad
-excessive eccentricity
-significant pathology
-random responses
L & K scale (elevated) - F (low)
Attempt to present oneself in a favorable light
16PF
16 primary traits of personality
-warmth
-dominant
-sensitivity
-extraversion
-anxiety
EPPS-Edwards Personal Preference Schedule
15 basic needs
*Murray system of human needs
-test items have 2 options
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - MBTI
*Jung’s personality typology
4 bipolar personality domaines
1/16 personality types
NEO Personality Inventory- 3 (NEO-P-3)
Assesses Big 5 (OCEAN)
*Alzheimer’s = high scores on neuroticism and low score on openness to new experiences and extraversion.
Horn & Cattell’s Crystalized and Fluid Intelligence
Crystalized
-prior learning experiences
-acquired knowledge and skill
Fluid
-inherent aspects of intelligence
-capacity to learn
*Both peak in childhood
*Fluid intelligence peaks first
*Fluid declines at 30 to 40 years old
*Crystalized declines at 60 to 70 years old
Spearman’s Two-Factor Theory
Generalized intelligence factors (G)
Numerous Specific factors (S)
Corrolls- Three Stratum Theory
Stratum 3 - general intelligence (G)
Stratum 2 - 8 broad abilities (crystalized and fluid)
Stratum 1 - specific abilities (S)
Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) Theory
16 broad cognitive abilities
80+ narrow cognitive abilities
*help to develop
SB
KABC
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligence
9 intelligences
-intelligences mediated by brain structures
(linguistic, musical, math, spacial, inter-intra personal, kinesthetic, naturalist, existential)
Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory
Analytical Intelligence
-knowledge acquisition
Creative Intelligence
-applied knowledge
-skills to novel problems
Practical intelligence
-ability to apply knowledge to everyday tasks
Stanford- Binet Intelligence Test
Age: 2 to 85
Verbal and Nonverbal domains
-fluid reasoning
-knowledge
-quantitative reasoning
-visual-spatial processing
-working memory
Alzheimer scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
VCI - Highest
MDD scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
VCI - highest
PTSD scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
VCI - Highest
ADHD scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PSI- lowest
VCI - highest
ASD scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
PRI - Highest
Mild NCD scores on WAIS (Highest and Lowest)
PRI - lowest
VCI - highest
ADHD scores on WISC (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
VCI - highest
LD- Reading scores on WISC (Highest and Lowest)
WMI - lowest
VSI -highest
ASD (language impairment) scores on WISC (Highest and Lowest)
PSI - lowest
FRI -highest
ASD (without language impairment) scores on WISC (Highest and Lowest)
PSI- lowest
VCI - highest
CAS2
cognitive processing abilities
Ages 5 to 18
PPVT-5
Peabody Picture -Vocabulary Test
-receptive vocabulary
Ages 2 to 90
KABC-2
Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children
-cognitive abilities
Ages 3 to 18
*Culturally fair
CMMS-3
Columbia Mental Maturity Scale
Ages 3 to 9
-no verbal response needed
-no fine motor skills needed
Leiter-3
Leiter International Performance Scale
-Nonverbal measure of cognitive abilities
Ages 3 to 75
-Administered without verbal instruction
Raven’s SPM
Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrix
-nonverbal measure of abstract reasoning
-estimates fluid intelligence
*free from educational or cultural learning
Ages 6 +
Cog AT7
-Assesses cognitive abilities
-verbal
-quantitative
-nonverbal
*students K - 12th
*predicts academic performance
FTII
Fagan Test of Infant Intelligence
Ages 3 to 12 months
-selective attention and recognition memory
Bayley-4
Assess current developmental status
Ages 16 days to 42 months
* 5 domains