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Assessment Measures Flashcards

1
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What is validity?

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The extent to which a test measures what it set out to measure.

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What is reliability?

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the extent to which the measure is consistent

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What is the WISC-V?

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Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Fifth Edition

Used to assess the cognitive skills of children

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What is the reliability of the WISC-5?

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Internal Consistency:

Average subtest reliability from good to excellent, r = .80-.96

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What is the validity of the WISC-5

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Intercorrelations between subtest, process, composite, and complementary scores:
All intersubtest are significant
Process scores correlate highly with their corresponding subtest scores

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What’s the citation for the WISC-5?

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Wechsler, 2010

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What is the WAIS-IV?

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Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

Assesses cognitive functioning

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What is the age range for the WISC-5?

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ages 6 years through 16 years and 11 months

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What is the citation for WAIS-IV?

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Wechsler, 2008

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What is the reliability for the WAIS-IV?

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FSIQ internal consistency: .97-.98

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What is the validity for the WAIS-IV?

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WAIS-IV and WIAT-III concurrent validity strong for FSIQ and WIAT-III composites: ranging from .59-.82

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What do intelligence tests measure?

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Measures an individual’s potential (i.e., ability)

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What do achievement tests measure?

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Measures what an individual has learned (i.e., skill)

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What is the underlying assumption of the Rorcshach?

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People perceive their environments according to their defensive functioning, affect, and cognitive processes

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What is the citation or the Rorschach?

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Rorschach, 1921

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What does the Rorschach measure?

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Provides information about ability for reality testing, relatedness to others, perceptions of self and other affect, coping styles and abilities, and defensive functioning

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What is the R-PAS?

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Rorschach Performance Assessment System
A scoring system for the Rorshach
Evidenced based

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18
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What is the R-PAS citation?

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Meyer et al., 2011

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what is the TAT?

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Thematic Apperception Test

20
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What is the citation for the TAT?

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Murray and Morgan, 1943

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What is the reliability of the TAT?

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.37-.90 per Groth-Marnat, 2009

22
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What is the validity of the TAT?

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.45 per Groth-Marnat, 2009

23
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What are the pros of the TAT?

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Access to covert and deeper structures of personality
Rich interpersonal and personal description
Less susceptibility to faking
Good for rapport building

24
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What is the SCORS-G?

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Social Cognition and Object Relations Scale Global rating method
Scoring system for the TAT

25
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What is the citation for the SCORS-G?

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Stein et al., 2011

26
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What is the reliability of the SCORS-G?

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acceptable at .70

27
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What is the MMPI-2?

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Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - Second Edition

Personality measure

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What is the citation for the MMPI-2?

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Hathaway and McKinley, 1989

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What is the age range for the MMPI-2?

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Ages 18 years through 85

30
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What is the reliability for the MMPI-2?

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Test re-test reliability is moderate for median range for psychiatric patients at .80 and median for normal population at .70 (Hunsley et al., 1988)

31
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What is the MACI?

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Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory

Personality measure

32
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What is the MACI citation?

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Millon, 1993

33
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What is the age range for the MACI?

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Ages 13 years through 19

34
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What is the VMI-6?

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Beery-Buktenica Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration - 6th Edition
Visual motor test

35
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What is the citation for the VMI-6?

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Beery, Buktenica, and Beery, 2010

36
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What does the VMI-6 measure?

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Measures the extent to which individuals can integrate their visual and motor abilities

37
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What is the age range for the VMI-6?

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Ages 2 years through 100

38
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What is the Brown ADD?

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An measure of ADHD appropriate for ages 12-18 and adult

39
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What is the Brown ADD citation?

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Brown, 1996

40
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WRAT-5 ages

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5-85+

41
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WRAT-5 citation

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Wilkinson and Robertson, 2017

42
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WRAT-5 reliability

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.80-.90

43
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ABAS-III citation

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Harrison and Oakland, 2015

44
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WJ-IV validity

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with WIAT-III: .57-.82

45
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WJ-IV reliability

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.88-.91

46
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WJ-IV citation

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Schrank, McGrew, and Mather, 2014

47
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WJ-IV ages

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2-90+

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