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MMPI scores are what type of score, and what is the mean and SD of these types of score? |
T-scores, mean = 50, SD = 10, clinical population = 65 and higher |
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Millon - three basic polarities |
Pleasure vs. pain, passive vs. active, self vs. other |
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Millon: functional / structural domains (4) |
Behavioral, phenomenological, intrapsychic, and biophysical |
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Millon: behavioral domains (2) |
Expressive acts, interpersonal conduct |
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Millon: phenomenological (3) |
Cognitive style, self-image, object representations |
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Millon: Intrapsychic domains (2) |
Regulatory mechanisms, morphologic organization |
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Millon - Biophysical domains (1) |
Mood / temperment |
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PAI |
Personality Assessment Inventory |
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PAI norms |
18+ 4th grade reading level |
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PAI internal consistency alphas |
.81, .82, and .86 |
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PAI test-retest reliability |
.83 |
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Four validity scales on the PAI |
Inconsistency Infrequency Negative Impression Positive Impression |
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PAI clinical scales |
1. Somatic complaints 2. Anxiety 3. Anxiety - related disorders 4. Depression 5. Mania 6. Paranoia 7. Schizophrenia 8. Borderline Features 9. Antisocial features |
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MMPI-2-RF validity scales |
1. Variable Response Inconsistency 2. True Response Inconsistency 3. Infrequent responses 4. Infrequent Psychopathology Responses 5. Infrequent Somatic Responses 6. Symptom Validity 7. Uncommon Virtues 8. Adjustment Validity |
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MMPI-2-RF Higher Order Scales |
1. Emotional / Internalizing Dysfunction 2. Thought Dysfunction 3. Behavioral / Externalizing Dysfuncction |
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MMPI-2-RF RC Scales |
d. Demoralization 1. Somatic Complaints 2. Low Positive Emotions 3. Cynicism 4. Antisocial Behavior 6. Ideas of Persecution 7. Dysfunctional Negative Emotions 8. Aberrant Experiences 9. Hypomanic Activation |
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Base Rates (definition, what test uses them?) |
MCMI, cutting scores are based on percentages of patients who are actually found to be disordered across diagnostic settings |
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How are T-scores different from base rates? |
T-scores are developed so that a fixed percentage falls above a particular cutting score, assuming that the prevalence rates of all disorders are equal |
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Millon: Functional Processes |
Expressive Acts Interpersonal Conduct Cognitive Style Regulatory Mechanisms |
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Millon: Structural Attributes |
Self-image Object representations Morphologic organization Mood/temperment |
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Why is the Myers Briggs not considered a personality test? |
Doesn't measure test-taking attitude (i.e. validity scales) |
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Content Validity |
How well the item content of the scale represents all facets of a given concept |
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Construct Validity |
Whether a scale correlates with a theorized psychological construct |
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Validity Generalization |
How well the test scores relate to the real world (i.e. predictive validity, external validity, ecological validity, criterion validity, etc.) |
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MMPI-A ages |
14 to 18 |
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MMPI-2 Restructured Clinical Scales |
Demoralization - d Somatic Complaints Low Positive Emotions Cynicism Antisocial Behavior Ideas of Persecution Dysfunctional Negative Emotions Aberrant Experiences Hypomanic Activation |
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MMPI-2 ages |
18 and up |
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Reading level for the MMPI-2 |
6th Grade |
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IQ for MMPI-2 |
80 or higher |
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5 major validity scales, MMPI-2 |
Lie (L), Infrequency (F), Correction (K), Variable Response Inconsistency (VRIN), True Response Inconsistency (TRIN) |
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MMPI Clinical Scales |
Hypochondriasis Depression Hysteria Psychopathic Deviant Masculinity / Femininity Paranoia Psychasthenia (OCD) Schizophrenia Hypomania Social Introversion |
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MMPI Scale 0 |
Social Introversion |
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MMPI Scale9 |
Hypomania |
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MMPI Scale 8 |
Schizophrenia |
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MMPI Scale 7 |
Psychasthenia |
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MMP Scale 6 |
Paranoia |
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MMPI Scale 5 |
Masculinity / Feminity |
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MMPI Scale 4 |
Psychopathic Deviant |
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MMPI Scale 3 |
Hysteria |
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MMPI Scale 2 |
Depression |
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MMPI Scale 1 |
Hypochondriasis |
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Welsh Code Type |
Old MMPI scoring system |
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MMPI Random Response Profile |
F, Fb, and Fp scales highly elevated L scale moderately elevated Clinical scales generally elevated, with highs on 8 and 6 |
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All-true Responding Profile |
TRIN of 118-120 Extreme F scores L, K, below 50 Extreme elevations on right side of profile |
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All - False Responding |
TRIN of 114-118 Extreme elevations on L, F, K, and Fp Fb and VRIN near 50 Extreme elevation on left side of profile |
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Negative Self-Presentation |
Very elevated F, Fp, and Fb scales TRIN and VRIN not elevated Clinical scales very elevated, especially 6, 8 5,0 are least elevated |
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Positive Self-Presentation |
L,K., and S elevated, with F, Fb, and Fp average / below average Somewhat lower than normal scores on clinical scales |
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Positive self-presentation can be indicative of |
Defensiveness |
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Scales to exclude when considering code types |
5, 0 |
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Positive slopes indicate.... |
High amounts of pathology and possible psychosis |
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Negative slopes indicate |
neurotic symptoms |
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The neurotic triad |
High on scales 1 and 3, lower on 2, with all >65 Somatic, depressed, hopeless |
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Scarlet O'Hara V |
Scales 4 and 6 are >65, 5<35 Dramatic and feminine, manipulative, passive agressive |
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Psychotic V / Paranoid Valley |
Scales 6 and 8 > 80, scale 7 >65 Typical of paranoid schizophrenics (if valid) If scales 2 and 0 are >60, thought disorder, if <55 mood disorder with psychotic features |
