Assessment Tests Flashcards
(89 cards)
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AAIDD
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Adaptive Behavior Scales
Age 4-21
Assesses:
personal self-sufficiency
community self-sufficiency
personal-social responsibility
social adjustment
personal adjustment
“ID-Personal AA-DD but double double”
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Addiction Severity Index
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ASI
-for clients who have already been confirmed to have addiction
-determines what areas the substance has been most invasive
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Adverse Childhood Experiences
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For Adults
Measures 10 domains of ACE that impacted future relationships, behaviors, thoughts of self, etc
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Adult Suicidal Ideation Questionnaire
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18yo
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Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Tools
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AUDIT
Assesses alcohol use / abuse; self administer
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Bayley Scales of Infant Development
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For age 1 month - 42 months
Assess development on
-mental
-motor
-behavior
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Beck Anxiety Inventory
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ages 17-80
Gauges severity of patient anxiety and help diagnose anxiety
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Beck Depression Inventory
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One of the most widely used psychometric tests
Measuring severity of depression
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Behave AD
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Alzheimers behavior scales
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Behavior Assessment System for Children
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A variety of Behavioral Assessment Rating Scales
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Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test
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Determines brain damage
Brief exam that involves responding to 16 stimulus cards containing geometric figures, which person must either copy or recall
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Brief Psychotic Rating Scale
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Psychotic and non-psychotic symptoms
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Brigance Diagnostic Life Skills Inventory
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assessing listening, speaking, reading, writing, comprehending, and computing skills w/in context of everyday living situations
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Burden Interview
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Adult
Measures feeling of burden for caretakers of persons with dementia
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Burk’s Behavior Rating Scales
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Children Behavioral Issues
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CAGE Questionnaire
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Brief, widely used screening tool for alcoholism
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California Psychological Inventory
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13+ adolescent
Interpersonal behavior and social interaction
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Career Assessment Inventory
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Assesses / contrasts occupational interests to aid individuals back into the workforce
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Carroll Depression Scale
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Adults - Depression
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Child Behavior Checklist
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2 versions
-1.5-5 yo
-6-18 yo
Teacher report, parent report, observation, self-report
-measures behavioral and emotional functioning
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Child Functional Rating Scale
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Children
Behavior disorders including
-oppositional defiant disorder
-conduct disorder
-ADHD
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Childhood Autism Rating Scale
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Young children
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Children’s Apperception Test
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3-11 yo; Children’s version of TAT
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Clinician Administered PTSD Scale for DSM
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Adults scale for PTSD symptoms
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Columbia Mental Maturity Scale
3-10 yo
test of general reasoning ability that does not require fine motor skills or verbal responses
-useful for assessing students with cerebral palsy, brain damage, intellectual disability, and speech impediments
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Communication Skills Assessment
children and adults
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Comprehensive Behavior Rating Scale for Children
6-14 yo
-For teachers to measure different dimensions of hyperactivity, anxiety, cognitive deficits, conduct disorders, and social competence
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Connors ADHD Rating Forms
Assesses ADHD in children and adolescents
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Connors Teacher and Parent Rating Scale
6-18 yo
-describes behaviors, moods, cognitions
-addresses ADHD, conduct disorders, behavior issues
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Covi Anxiety Scale
Measures severity of anxiety symptoms in patients; relatively accurate in distinguishing between depressive and anxiety symptoms
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Drug Abuse Screening Test
Assess alcohol abuse; self administer
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DISC Profile
Personality test to determine motivations towards success
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Disruptive Behaviors Disorders Rating Scale
children and adolescents
45 question completed by teachers and/or parents to identify symptoms of
-ADHD
-Oppositional defiant disorder
Conduct disorder
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Drug Abuse Screening Test
deters level of clients drug problem
-yes or no to 22 questions
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Dyadic Adjustment Scale
provides a measure of marital quality and marital adjustment
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Eating Disorders Inventory
Ages 12 or older
Designed to measure psychological and behavioral traits common in Anorexia and Bulimia.
Not intended to be a diagnostic device for either disorder.
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Edwards Personal Preference Schedule
structured personality test based on personality theory of Murray
-225 items that present an either-or choice to examinee
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Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory
Ages 2-16
For grief / loss, anxiety / mood
-complete by parent or guardian
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Fagan Test of Intelligence
Gauges information processing speed of an infant to predict childhood IQ
-introduces novel stimuli to child and observes reaction time
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Folstein Mini-Mental Status Exam
Widely used, well validated screening instrument that can aid in determining if broad evidence of cognitive deficits exist, potentially influencing a patients choices and behaviors
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Functional Assessment Rating Scale
Adult behavioral health assessment for cognitive, social, and role-functioning assessments
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Geriatric Depression Scale
For older adults
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Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale
Measures severity of anxiety symptoms
All ages
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House-Tree-Person Interrogation Form
Scoring form that uses the H-T-P technique, a projective assessment used for both children and adults as an intelligence and personality test
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Impact of Events Scale
Adults only
-Assesses subjective distress caused by traumatic events
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Leiter International Performance Scale
For ages 2-21
A culture-fair assessment of cognitive sensibilities
Does not require verbal instructions, so can be useful with people who have language or hearing problems
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Level 1 Cross Cutting Symptom Measures
Available for A child and adolescent ages 11-17
Available for adults 18+
The Level 1 DSM-5 assessments cover multiple diagnostic domains. There are three persons of level 1 assessments including an adult version, child, and adolescent version.
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Level 2 Cross Cutting Symptom Measures
Available for A child and adolescent ages 11-17
Available for adults 18+
After engaging a client in an initial broad assessment (such as Level 1 CC), a counselor may choose to use more specific follow up assessments.
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Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Batter
15 yo to adult
Determines brain damage; contains 11 subtests that assess areas like rhythm, visual function, and writing
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Marital Satisfaction Inventory
Nature and extent of conflict within a marriage or relationship
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Mental Status Exam
Structured way of describing a patients psychological functioning at a given point in time; appearance, attitude, behavior, mood and affect, speech, thought process, thought content, perception, cognition, insight, and judgement.
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McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities
Age 2.5-8.5 yo; measures cognitive and motor development
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Michigan Alcohol Screening Test
Determines level of client's alcohol problem
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Millon Adolescent Personality Inventory
13-18 yo
Personality test for expressed concerns, behaviors, peer conflicts, confusion about self, fears, academic underachievement
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Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory
18 yo to adult; personality test
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Mini Mental Status Exam
Measures cognitive functioning of older adults
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Minnesota Multiphase Personality Inventory
Originally developed to diagnose psychiatric patients.
-Commonly used as personality and behavioral assessment through profile analysis
-Criticized for being standardized on a disproportionate number of college graduate students
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Meyers Briggs Type Indicator
Measures preferences by personality types:
-extrovert / introvert
sensing / intuitive
-thinking / feeling
-judging / perceiving
-Occupations are recommended based on a persons four letter code derived from this
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NEO Personality Inventory
structured personality test; gauges herons's level of Big Five personality traits:
-extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness to experience
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Pain Perception Profile
Somatoform disorder
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Personality Assessment Inventory
Adolescent version is 12-18 yo
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Personality Diagnostic Questionnaire
Adults - Personality Disorders
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Prime MD
Assessment of psychiatric disorders, including somatoform disorders
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PTSD Checklist 5
Adult Assessment of Post Traumatic Stress and Acute Stress disorders
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Rotter Incomplete Sentence Test
Measures adjustment in high-school, college and adult ages
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Scholastic Achievement Test
Measures verbal and mathematical reasoning skills - used to predict college success of high school students
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Self-Directed Search
Adolescents and adults; career goals and interests
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Sentence Completion
Designed to assess personality.
Individual is provided with the beginning of a sentence ("stem") and asked to complete the sentence in a way that is meaningful to him or her
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Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire
Structured personality test
Factor analysis based exam that identifies 16 primary personality traits and 5 secondary traits
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Slosson Tests
Fast way of estimating intelligence to identify children at risk of educational failure
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Stanford Binet Intelligence Scales
measures cognitive ability and diagnoses developmental disabilities for ages 2-85+
verbal and non-verbal measures for five categories:
-fluid reasoning
-knowledge
-quantitative reasoning
-visual spatial processing
-working memory
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State Trait Anxiety Inventory
Adult anxiety measure of long term or general anxiety
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Strong Interest Inventory
based on Holland's 6 categories
23 basic interest and 124 occupational scales
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Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory
Developed to disclose COVERT abusers
Helps counselor to understand the client and to create profiles for treatment planning
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Suicidal Ideation Questionnaire
12-18 yo
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Symptom Assessment
Somatoform Disorders
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Thematic Apperception Test
Projective personality test
-examinee asked o make up a story based on random presentation of picture cards; useful for uncovering unconscious material
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Vineland Behavior Scales
Measures
-communication
-daily living skills
-socialization
for the purpose of development special education programs
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Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
Measures intellectual ability of ADOLESCENTS and ADULTS
Considers intelligence to be made up of interrelated functions
-7 verbal and 7 non-verbal
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Wide Range Achievement Test
Children 5-11 and
Adults 12-64
Short achievement test that assesses
-reading recognition
-spelling
-arithmetic computation
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Woodcock Johnson III
all ages
Group intelligence test
measures cognitive abilities and achievement in oral language and academics
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WPPSI
Children 2.5-7.25
For ages 2 or 3, measures verbal comprehension and perceptual organization
For older children, measures same things with processing speed
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Kuhlmann Anderson Test
The Kuhlmann–Anderson Tests (KA) measure academic potential by assessing cognitive skills related to the learning process.
Level: Kindergarten–Grade 12
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Pain Perception Profile
(PPP)
-provides (1) measures of sensory threshold and pain connotative judgments, (2) a measure of an individual's ability to make magnitude estimates of controlled nociceptive stimuli, (3) quantified pain descriptors, and (4) a pain diary format useful for ongoing evaluation.
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Coopersmith Inventory
The Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory is one of the most commonly used self-report questionnaires designed to measure attitudes toward the self in a variety of areas (family, peers, school, and general social activities) for adolescents and adults.
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Ravens Progressive Matrices
a non-verbal test typically used to measure general human intelligence and abstract reasoning and is regarded as a non-verbal estimate of fluid intelligence.
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Symptom Assessment 45
an assessment tool that prompts an individual to rate the degree of distress arising from psychiatric symptomatology
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Schema Therapy
an integrative approach that brings together elements from cognitive behavioral therapy, attachment and object relations theories, and Gestalt and experiential therapies.
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Self Directed Search
is a career interest test that asks questions about your aspirations, activities, skills, and interests in different jobs.
