Ch. 10 PPT Flashcards

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(personality assessment and behavioral assessment)

… assessment

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multi-method

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(personality assessment and behavioral assessment)
multi-method assessment:
- it is best to use multiple methods: …, …., …., ….

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tests;
interviews;
observations;
other sources

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(personality assessment and behavioral assessment)
multi-method assessment:
- …. can be made with ….

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convergent conclusions;

more confidence

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(evidence-based and culturally competent assessment)

  • … assessment
  • cultural … and ….
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evidence-based;
“normal”;
“abnormal”

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(evidence-based and culturally competent assessment)
cultural “normal” and “abnormal”
- especially important not to … and view as … what is …

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overpathologize;
abnormal;
culturally normal

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objective personality tests:

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Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2);
Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI-III);
NEO Personality Inventory - Revised (NEO-PI-R);
Beck Depression Inventory - II (BDI-II);

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(objective personality tests)
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2)
- most … and most … objective personality test
- … format

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popular;
psychometrically sound;
pencil and paper

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(objective personality tests)
MMPI-2:
- … sentences. client marks …, …, or … for each

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567 self-descriptive;
true;
false;
cannot say

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(objective personality tests)
Original MMPI was published in …
- … was used as test construction method
- item is included in test only if it elicits … from …

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1943;
empirical criterion keying;
different responses;
clinical groups

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(objective personality tests)
revised edition, MMPI-2, …
- better … (esp …/….)
- less outdated …

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1989;
norms;
demographically; culturally;
wording of items

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(objective personality tests)

MMPI-2 restructured form (MMPI-2-RF) - …

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2008

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(objective personality tests) 
MMPI and MMPI-2 feature 10 clinical scales:
1. ... 
2. ... 
3. ....
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hypochondriasis;
depression;
hysteria

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(objective personality tests) 
MMPI and MMPI-2 feature 10 clinical scales:
4. ... 
5. .../...
6. ...
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psychopathic deviate;
masculinity/femininity;
paranoia

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(objective personality tests) 
MMPI and MMPI-2 feature 10 clinical scales:
7. ... 
8. ... 
9. ... 
10. ...
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psychasthenia;
schizophrenia;
mania;
social introversion

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(objective personality tests)
Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI-III):
- originally created by …
- like the … in some ways
- main difference: MCMI-III emphasizes …

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Theodore Millon;
MMPI-2;
personality disorders

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(objective personality tests)
NEO Personality Inventory - Revised (NEO-PI-R):
- originally created by …. and … (… - … or …)

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Paul Costa;
Robert McCrae;
Big Five; OCEAN; CANOE

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(objective personality tests)
NEO-PI-IR
- another objective personality test: …, … format
- main distinction: measures … (not …)

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pencil and paper; self-report;

“normal” personality traits; pathologies

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(objective personality tests)
NEO-PI-IR:
main distinction: measures “normal” personality tests
- based on … model of personality
- limited …. for a … (except with …)

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five factor;
clinical utility;
diagnosis;
personality disorders

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(objective personality tests)
BDI-II:
- not a … test of personality, but a … measure of one characteristic (…)

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comprehensive;
brief, targeted;
depression symptoms

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Projective Personality Tests:

- based on the assumption that clients will … when presented with …, … stimuli and an …

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“project” their personalities;
unstructured; ambiguous;
unrestricted opportunity to respond

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Projective Personality Tests:

- lack of … in … and …

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objectivity;
scoring;
interpretation

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(projective personality tests)
Rorschach Inkblot Method:
- created in … by …
- … inkblots

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1921;
Hermann Rorschach;
10

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(projective personality tests)
Rorschach:
- 10 inkblots (5 in …, 5 …)
- … and … phase

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color;
black and white;
“response”;
“inquiry”

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(projective personality tests)
Rorschach:
- … is most widely used scoring system
- scoring emphasizes how the client … as well as …

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Exner’s Comprehensive System;
perceives the blot;
what the client sees

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``` (projective personality tests) Rorschach: Scoring variables include: - ... - ... - ... - ... - ... ```
``` location; determinants; form quality; popular; content ```
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(projective personality tests) Rorschach: - ... and ... are questionable and hotly debated
reliability; | validity
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(projective personality tests) Thematic Apperception Test (TAT): - published in ... by ... and ...
1943; Henry Murray; Christiana Morgan
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``` (projective personality tests) Thematic Apperception Test (TAT): - series of cards with ... - cards feature ... - client tells a ... to go along with each scene ```
ambiguous stimuli; interpersonal scenes; story
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(projective personality tests) Thematic Apperception Test (TAT): - not ... or ... scored, therefore ... and ... are questionable
formally; empirically; reliability; validity
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Sentence Completion Tests: - ... is most widely used - not ... or ... scored, therefore, ... and ... are questionable
Rotter Incomplete Sentence Black (RISB); formally; empirically; reliability; validity
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Behavioral Assessment: | - the behavior a client demonstrates is a ..., not a sign of some ..., ...
sample of the problem itself; | deeper, underlying problem
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behavioral assessment - techniques: - ... - ... - ...
naturalistic observation; behavioral observation; self-monitoring