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personality inventories

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tests designed to measure broad personality characteristics, with a focus on behaviors, beliefs, and feelings

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MMPI-II

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  • most widely used personality test
  • generates profile to compare to normative sample and other psychiatric patients
  • has validity scale
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response inventories

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  • measures response in one area of functioning
  • usually self-reported
  • based on theoretical orientation of therapist
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psychophysiological tests

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measures physiological responses

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neurological tests

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directly assesses brain function

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EEG

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electrodes on scalp measures electrical activity

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PET scans

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radioactive tracer that binds to blood/oxygen/glucose to show which part of brain is active

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CAT scans

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x-ray slices of brain structure

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fMRI

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magnetically images brain structure to assess how the brain changes overtime

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neuropsychological tests

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indirectly assesses brain function by assessing cognitive, perceptual, and motor functioning

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Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test

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example of neuropsychological test, assesses visual-motor functioning by way of replicating simple line drawings

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assessment

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systematic evaluation and measurement of psychological, biological, and social factors in an individual presenting with a possible psychological disorder

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diagnosis

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determine if patient’s symptoms match a known disorder

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treatment

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change abnormal behavior into normal behavior

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standardization

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used in the same way across the board, with a reference group to know what’s typical in the normal or clinical population

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reliability

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yields the same result in the same situations

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test-retest reliability

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measure of consistency of results when test is repeated on same sample at different point in time

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inter-rater reliability

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measure of agreement among independent judges assessing the same test

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validity

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extent to which the test measures what it is supposed to measure, corresponds accurately to the real world

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face validity

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extent to which a test looks to be measuring what it is supposed to measure

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predictive validity

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extent to which a test accurately predicts future outcomes

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concurrent validity

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extent to which a test agrees with other assessments

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clinical interview

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gather detailed information about personal history, symptoms, circumstances as viewed by the client

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unstructured interview

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uses open-ended questions

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structured interview

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uses pre-set questions (ex. mental status exam to assess general functioning)

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clinical observations

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systematic observation of behavior

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naturalistic observation

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takes place in client’s natural environment

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analog observation

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set up clinical environment that resembles natural environment

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self-monitoring

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client tracks their own behavior

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clinical tests

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gather info about limited aspect of psychological functioning

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projectives

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require that subjects interpret vague and ambiguous stimuli or follow open-ended questions to infer unconscious processes or personality traits

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examples of projectives

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  • Rorschach Test
  • Thematic Apperception Test
  • Sentence-Completion
  • Draw-a-Person
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DSM-5

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system of classifying psychological disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association

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criticisms of DSM-5

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  • categorical system instead of dimensional system
  • high rates of comorbidity
  • misdiagnosis issues
  • requires use of labels
  • cultural limitations
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Research Domain Criteria (RDoC)

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focuses on biological basis for mental illness

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Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP)

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focuses on mental health problems as a continuum, structures symptoms/syndromes into hierarchy

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clinical interview strengths

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able to gain wide range of information about individual patient

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clinical interview weaknesses

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low reliability and validity (bias)

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projectives strengths

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useful in hypothesis generation

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projectives weaknesses

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low reliability and validity

biased against minorities

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personality inventory strengths

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standardized and objective

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personality inventory weaknesses

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no accurate definition of personality, so validity is unknown
dependent on mood states
prone to cultural differences

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response inventory strengths

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strong face validity due to specificity

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response inventory weaknesses

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inaccurate self-reporting

not all tests are standardized, valid, or reliable

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neuro test strengths

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high reliability, validity, and standardization

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neuro test weaknesses

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usually requires many tests to be used together (a battery)

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intelligence test strengths

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high reliability, validity, and standardization

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intelligence test weaknesses

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usually an indirect measure of intelligence

can be influenced by other factors

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naturalistic/analog observation strengths

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be able to see things in action

less prone to bias as outside observer

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naturalistic/analog observation weaknesses

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often poor validity and reliability

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self-monitoring observation strengths

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gain access to client’s infrequent behaviors and private thoughts

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self-monitoring observation weaknesses

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often requires training
sometimes inaccurate due to bias
can inadvertently change behavior being measured

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