Personality Assessment Flashcards

1
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MMPI-2RF H-O scale emotional/internalizing dysfunction

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RCd, RC2, RC7

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MMP-2RF H-O scales, thought dysfunction (2)

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RC6, RC8

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MMPI-2RF H-O scales (2), behavioral/externalizing dysfunction

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RC4, RC9

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4
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MMPI-2RF scale that assess aspects of functioning that were not fully represented by the RC and H-O scales.

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SP, specific problems

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5
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Components of MMPI-2RF SP scales (5)

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somatic/cognitive, internalizing, externalizing, interpersonal, interest

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6
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Normative sample for MMPI-2 and MMPI-2 RF

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18-85

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7
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for MMPI2RF, these scales bear particular relevance to symptom exaggeration, cognitive response bias, and potential malingering in forensic cases.

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FBS-r, RBS, Fs

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8
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the MMPI2RF __ scale has been useful in distinguishing between feigned somatic complaints and somatoform disorders.

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Fs

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9
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Litigating and simulating TBI samples are more likely to exhibit elevations on RF scales that are sensitive to __, ___ and ___.

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somatic complaints (1), emotional distress (d, 2, 7), and somatic cognitive problem (HPC, COG) scales.

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10
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For the PAI, a T-score of __ is clinically significant.

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70

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11
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For MMPI-2 and MMPI-2RF, a T-score of __ is clinically significant.

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65

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12
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for the PAI, omission of __ of more items is not interpretable.

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17

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13
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carelessness or confusing in responding on the PAI

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Inconsistency, ICN

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14
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idiosyncratic response style that is atypical in clinical samples (PAI)

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Infrequency, INF

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15
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symptom exaggeration (PAI)

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NIM

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16
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denial of minor faults/defense responding (PAI)

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PIM

17
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somatic complaints, anxiety, anxiety-related disorders, depression, mania, paranoia, psychosis, borderline, antisocial tendencies, alcohol, drug problems

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11 clinical scales of the PAI

18
Q

Age range for MMPI-A

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14-18

19
Q

T-score of __ to __ indicates approaching clinical significance on MMPI-A scales

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60-65

20
Q

Scales added to MMPI-A not on the MMPI-2 (5)

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School Problems, Low Aspirations, Alienation, Family Problems, Conduct Problems

21
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the PAI-A assesses ___, which most other instruments with adolescents do not include.

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borderline personality disorders

22
Q

Age range for PAI-A

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12-18

23
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cognitive impairment, family dysfunction, psychological discomfort, impulsivity/distractibility, reality distortion, social withdrawal, delinquency, somatic concern, social skill deficits

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PIC-2 & PIY adjustment scales (9)

24
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PIY age range

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9-19