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objective testing
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These tests involve a set of questions or statements to which the test taker responds using a fixed set of options. They are also called self-report inventories.
Scoring is objective. |
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Who developed the MMPI
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Hathaway and McKinley
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Who updated the MMPI
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Butcher
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How many questions does the MMPI have?
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566 T/F statements
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projective tests
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The test takers are forced to impose structure on the vague stimuli, revealing something about themselves including unconscious needs and motives, which are projected in these precepts. Scoring is done subjectively since it is difficult to score them objectively.
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Rorscach
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named after the developer
inkblots |
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TAT was introduced by who?
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Murray & Morgan
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TAT is used to
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assess interpersonal relationships
The test taker is asked to make up a story, revealing his/her motives, needs and feelings in the themes of the stories. |
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Rotter’s Sentence Completion
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Test which includes 40 stems to begin a sentence expressing one’s real feelings
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The Human Figure Drawing Test –
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A child or adult is asked to draw two full human figures on two separate sheets of paper, a male and a female. Detailed questions are then asked.
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The House-Tree-Person Test
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– A child is asked to draw a house, a tree, and a person on one single page.
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Interpretative of Projective Tests
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The interpretations of projective test responses depend heavily on the psychodiagnostician’s experience and training.
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Hs scale
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hypochondriasis: excessive concern with bodily functions
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d
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depressions
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hy
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hysteria: unconscious use of physical & mental problems to avoid conflicts or responsibility
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pd
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psychopathic deviate
disregard of social custom, shallow emotions, inability to profit from exprience |
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mf
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masculinity-femininity
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pa
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paranoia
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pt
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psychasthenia
obsessions compulsiveness fears guilt indecisiveness |
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sc
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schizophrenia
bizarre unsusual thoughts or behavior withdrawal hallucinations delusions |
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ma
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hypomania
emotional excitement flight of ideas overactivity |
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si
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social introversion
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l
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lie scale
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f
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confusion scale
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k
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defensiveness scale
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what is a normal range score on the MMPI
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50-70
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what is considered pathological?
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score > 70
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