surprise
This category of disorders was "under fire" for being more culturally boung.
Bulimia (eating disorders)
All assessments should have three things
reliability, validity, clinical utility
these are the three main things to consider when determining if someone meets criteria for having a mental disorder
what are two different types of validity
content validity, convergent validity, discriminant validity
the myers-briggs type indicator test has poor reliability and operates on the ____ effect
barnum or forner
These are two assessments that would give a good comprehensive idea of one's brain function or dysfunction after a traumatic brain injury
Halstead-Reitman neuropsychological test
An assessment which consists of items that correlate with one another has this important trait
internal reliability
This method of test construction involves administering the test to different groups of people with and without the trait(s) being measured. The items that the groups respond to differently are then included in the test to tell those two groups apart in actual potential test-takers (also, name one test that uses it)
empirical criterion keying method (and the MMPI)
these are three criticisms of the DSM-5
cultural issues, gender bias, limitations on objectivity
This objective personality test more so measures symptoms of mental disorders whereas this other objective personality test more so measures “normal” personality tests
MMPI-3 and the NEO-PI-R
These are the three shifts we’ve seen from the earlier version of the DSM to more current versions of the DSM
more theoretical, more research.evidence based, list of symptom criteria rather than prose style
According to the multiaxial system used in the DSM-IV, in which axis of disorders would someone with depression or another episodic disorder have a disorder?
axis 1
1. diagnostic
2. mental status exam
3. intake
4. crisis interview
these are two nonverbal intelligence tests
universal nonverbal intelligence test & Leiter
This type of behavioral assessment involves direct, systematic observation of a client's behavior in their natural environment
This guy argued that intelligence is a single, underlying factor and this other guy argued that intelligence is many things
Charles Spearman & Louis Thurstone
This is a neuropsychological screener that is entirely made up of the participant copying nine geometric designs
Bender visual-motor gestalt test (bender-gestalt test)
This guy wrote about abnormality dating back to writings of ancient chinese, hebrew, egyptian, greek, and roman societies
Hippocrates
This type of interview/behavioral assessment is meant to identify the purpose of a problem behavior
Functional interview
This is the type of interview we would conduct to assess a client's cognitive functioning and awareness
mental status exam
This is one test that can be used to measure one's accumulated knowledge (achievement)
Wechsler individual achievement test (WIAT)
Woodcock-johnson scales of achievement (WJ)
Cecilia is the type of person that loves to try new foods, travel to new places and learn about new cultures. According to the big 5 which of these would she most likely be
openness to experience
Compared to the DSM, the HiTop model takes a more ____ approach
dimensional/transdiagnostic
“It sounds like you feel that no one was listening to you” and “I see that its very difficult for you to talk about your previous relationship” are examples of…
sensory based reflections
The WAIS-IV provides one overall score, 4 index scores, and is made up of 15 subtests. This is the index score that best measures one’s visual-spatial abilities
perceptual reasoning index