Introduction
Evaluation of Test
Assessments
Abbreviations
for Assessments
Phases of clinical Assessment
100
The central role when conducting assessments should be to answer specific questions and aid in making relevant decisions.
What is role of the clinician
100
Refers to its degree of stability, consistency, predictability and accuracy.
What is reliability
100
Are individually administered, composite intelligence tests in a battery form
What is Wechsler Intelligence Scales
100
MCMI
What is Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory
100
Clinicians are aware of the assets and limitations of psychological tests and because clinicians are responsible for providing useful information it is the duty to
What is evaluating the referral question
200
Crucial to the definition training and practice of professional psychology
What is psychological assessments
200
Two main issues related to the degree of error in a test
What is the inevitable and natural variation in human performance.
200

A set of specific techniques as well as a way of thinking about behavior disorders and how these disorders can be changed.

What is Behavioral Assement

200
MMPI
What is MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY
200
After clarifying the referral question and obtaining knowledge relating to the problem, clinicians can then proceed with the actual collection of information
What is data collection
300
The earliest form of assessment
What is clinical interview
300
Determined by administering the test and then repeating it on a second occasion
What is test retest reliability
300
Individually administered composite batteries designed to enable the user to better understand various components of a patient's memory.
What is Wechsler Memory Scales
300
WMS
What is WECHSLER MEMORY SCALES
300
The end product of assessment should be a description of the client's present level of functioning and considerations relating to etiology prognosis and treatment recommendations.
What is Interpreting the Data
400
In order for clinicians to clearly understand test appropriately he or she must understand what orientation
What is theoretical orientation
400
Avoids many of the problems encountered with the test-retest reliability
What is alternate form
400
A standardized questionnaire that elicits a wide rand of self descriptions scored to give a quantitative measurement of an individual's level of emotional adjustment and attitude toward test taking.
What is Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Disorder
400
CPI
CALIFORNIA PSYCHOLOGICAL INVENTORY
400
An accurate and effective report that requires clinicians to clarify their thinking and and crystalize their interpretations
What is Psychological Report
500
A special instance of perception in which the clinician attempts to uses whatever sources are available to create accurate description of the client
What is clinical judgement
500
The most crucial test construction to assesses what the test is to be accurate about.
What is validity
500
A standardized self report questionnaire that assess a wide range of information related to a client's personality, emotional adjustment and attitude toward taking a test.
What is Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory
500
WASI
What is THE WECHSLER ABBREVIATED SCALE OF INTELLIGENCE
500
how many phase are there in the data collection process
What is 7