Clinical and Counseling Assessment Flashcards
Primary focus is on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of abnormal behavior
Clinical Psychology
Focuses more on everyday type of concerns
Counseling Psychology
DSM
- insensitive to certain cultures
- provides no guidance as to what method of treatment will be optimally effective
Multidimensional approach to assessment that includes an exploration of relevant biological, psychological, social, cultural, environmental variable for the purpose of evaluating such variables may have contributed to the development and maintenance of a presenting problem
Biopsychosocial assessment
Belief that what happens in life is largely beyond a person’s control
Fatalism
Agreement between client and therapist setting forth goals, expectations and mutual obligations with regard to a course of therapy
Therapeutic contract
Designed to retain the best features of a hypnotic interview but without hypnotic induction; use imagery and focused on retrieval to recall info
Cognitive interview
Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-III
Yield scores related to enduring personality features as well as acute symptoms
Group of tests including 1 intelligence test, 1 personality test, 1 test to screen neurological deficit
Standard battery
Person who insisted on using a battery of tests and not a single test
David Rapaport
Sources of cultural influence when assessing clients
ADRESSING -age, ethnicity, religion, ethnicity, social status, sexual orientation, indigeneous heritage, national origin, gender
Theory and application of psychological evaluation and measurement in a legal context
Forensic Psychology
Competency to stand trial
Defendant’s ability to understand the charges against him and assist in his own defense
M’Naghten Standard
Right or wrong test
Durham standard
If unlawful act was the product of mental disease or defect