CP 3 Flashcards

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Interjudge Reliability

A

two clinicians do the same observation and rate it

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Intrajudge Reliability

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one clinician compares two different observations

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3
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Split-Half Reliability

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the test developers want to see if both halve of the tests are reliable

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4
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Validity

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the extent to which a test measures what it sets out to measure

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5
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What are the three types of Validity?

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  1. Concurrent Validity
  2. Predictive Validity
  3. Construct Validity
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What is Concurrent Validity?

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a newer untested measure is compared with another measure that is widely regarded as measuring the same property

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What is Predictive Validity?

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used to make predictions about the persons performance in some place or time

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What is Construct Validity?

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measures hypothetical trait or attribute that we believe underlies the persons performance

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9
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What is the Golden Standard?

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a standard that is assumed to be the truth and is used to compare one’s results

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10
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What are the three approaches to interpretation?

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  1. Norm-referenced
  2. Criterion-referenced
  3. Client-referenced
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What are Norm-Referenced interpretations?

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a representative sample of individuals who are the same age as the clients when using standardized tests

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What are Criterion-Referenced interpretations?

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sole focus on client without comparing to others in a similar group

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13
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What are Client-Referenced interpretations?

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comparing a client’s performance in one area of communication at 2+ points in time

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14
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As counselors, educating the client will…

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  1. Enable patients to understand the results
  2. Understand the general features of the disorder
  3. Understand the implications for management
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15
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What is the order of an evaluation?

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Clinical Question
Gather Case history
Do interview at initial consult
Oral Mech exam
Testing
Scoring of tests
Determine eligibility for therapy
Exit conference
Write Report

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16
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True or False: SOAP notes are more often used in the medical setting

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True

17
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What does SOAP stand for?

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Subjective (Interview and Case History)
Objective (Test Results)
Assessment (Summary and Impression)
Plan (Recommendations)