DIFFERENT ASSESMENT TOOLS Flashcards
Three tests for the ASSESSMENT OF
STRESS
- Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SSRS) - Holmes & Rahe, Retrospective
- Assessment of Daily Experiences (ADE) - Stone & Neale
- Bedford College Life Events and Difficulties Scedule (LEDS) - Semi- structured Interview
Three types of PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
- Self —Report MMPI
- Projective Tests Rorschach and TAT
- Intelligence Tests - WAIS and WISC
Individuals OBSERVE and RECORD their self-
OWN behavior
self-Observation and Self-Monitoring
The collection of data in real time using
DIARIES or PDAS
Ecological Momentary Assessment
(EMA)
5 The act of observing one’s behavior may
alter it.
Reactivity
Identifies maladaptive thought patterns
Dysfunctional Attitude Scale (DC)
Assesses immediate thoughts in specific
situations
Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations (ATSS)
Reveals structural abnormalities by
detecting differences in TISSUE DENSITY
Computerized Axial Tomography (CT or CT Scan)
Images reveal function as well as structure; measures blood flow in the brain
fMRI (Functional MRI)
Assesses BRAIN FUNCTION
Positron Emission Tomogrpahy (PET Scan)
Studies how brain abnormalities affect thinking, feeling and behavior
Neuropsychologist
Reveal performance deficit that can indicate areas of brain malfunction
Neuropsychological Tests
3 scopes of the HALSTEAD—REITAN Battery
- Tactile Performance - Time
- Tactile Performance - Memory
- Speech Sounds Perception
Assesses motor skills, tactile and
kinesthetic skills, verbal and spatial skills,
expressive and receptive speech, etc.
Luria—Nebraska Battery
Study of bodily changes that accompany psychological characteristics or events
Psychophysiology