Assessment Flashcards

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MMPI validity scales

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L scale: lie scale, naive attempt to present in an overly favorable light

F scale: fake bad, in frequency, attempt to appear in a negative light

K scale: fake good, guardedness, sophisticated attempt to present in a positive light. Also serves as a moderator.

VRIN & TRIN measure response inconsistency or random responding

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Cattel-horn-Carroll Theory of intelligence

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Intelligence is on three levels:
1. 70 narrow cognitive abilities
2. 10. Broad cognitive abilities
3. General intelligence or g

Most empirically validated theory of human intelligence, foundation of woodcock Johnson and WISC

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Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence

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Focuses on process of intelligence not product

3 aspects:
- Componential: Internal components (e.g. cognition, memory, analysis, etc)

  • Experiential: capacity to adapt to environmental changes creatively
  • Practical: ability to apply past experience to novel problems
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Spearman’s intelligence Theory

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Intelligence is a single factor g

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Ipsative scores

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Relative strengths and weaknesses for the person only. For example, vocational preference tests

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Empirical criterion keying

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Choose items to keep on a test based on how they differentiate people based on a criterion, for example. Schizophrenia

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Index scores on the WISC-V

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Verbal comprehension
* Visual spatial (block design, visual puzzles)
* Fluid reasoning (matrix, figure weights)
Working memory
Processing speed

  • Different from the WAIS
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MCMI-IV

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Closely aligned with the DSM-5

Normed on a clinical population, tends to exaggerate pathology

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Mmpi scales that are measures of overall distress

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Scale 2- depression
Scale 7- Psychasthenia

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10
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Batteries of cognitive functions

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Halstead Reitan
Luria Nebraska

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MMPI 10 clinical scales

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“How does he put masculine poo poo suppositories hidden so-inside”

  1. Hypochondriasis: Physical complaints
  2. Depression
  3. Hysteria: also physical complaints plus minimizing emotional problems
  4. Psychopathic deviance
  5. Masculinity femininity
  6. Paranoia
  7. Psychasthenia: fear, anxiety, OCD, self-doubt
  8. Schizophrenia
  9. Hypomania
  10. Social introversion
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MMPI 4+9

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Suggests acting out behavior (psychopathic, deviance and hypomania)

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MMPI 6 + 8

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Suggest schizophrenia (paranoia and schizophrenia scales)

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MMPI 2 + 9/8

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Suggests suicidality (depression. With addition of nine or eight, suggest more likelihood to complete suicide because have hypomania or psychosis)

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MMPI 1 + 3

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Suggest somatic problems (hypochondriasis and hysteria)

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16
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Cattell’s theory of intelligence

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One G Factor with two subtypes: Fluid and crystallized intelligence

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Exner’s Rorschach comprehensive system scoring domains

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  • content: what category response belongs to
  • location: how much of the blot the person interprets?
  • form Quality: accuracy of response related to actual blot shape
  • developmental quality: integration
18
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Guilford intelligence theory

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Using factor analysis, identified 120 elements that comprise intelligence

Convergent thinking: ability to group or analyze ideas into a unified concept or solution

Divergent thinking: ability to generate creative new ideas

19
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Galton intelligence Theory

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Intelligence is an inherited trait distributed normally across the population

20
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Thurstone intelligence theory

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Using factor analysis, identified primary mental abilities, everyone possesses varying degrees of these sub components of intelligence