PS 460 PS460 EXAM 3 ANSWERS / PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS & MEASUREMENTS - ASHWORTH
PS 460 PS460 EXAM 3 ANSWERS / PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS & MEASUREMENTS - ASHWORTH
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PS460 Exam 3 Answers / Psychological Tests & Measurements (Ashworth)
1. A patient's rating of the quality of his or her interview is mainly dependent upon the extent to which the interviewer indicates that he or she understands the patient's
2. The term ______ is related to the orientation of a client and might refer to the intactness of the client's senses such as vision and hearing.
3. Which statement is true with regard to emotions in the context of mental status evaluations?
4. The first phase of a behavioral interview needs to include ______ of the elements employed in traditional interviews.
5. Miranda, a clinician, favors beginning an assessment with open-ended questions. Among interview tactics, Miranda is following the advice of authors on the topic of
6. Which statement is true with regard to mental status evaluations (MSEs)?
7. Because they may cause patients to become defensive, ______ questions are best avoided.
8. What a person has done in the past is considered a(n) ______ guide as to what he or she will do in the future.
9. Smyth waits patiently, ready to observe instances of a client's behavior-of-interest. When such an instance occurs, he notes the typical frequency, duration, and intensity of the episode, probably using a checklist or some other counting device. Smyth is engaged in ______ recording.
10. A clinician is preparing a checklist for an assessment interview and case history. In which aspect of the client's personal history will the clinician seek information about the client's satisfaction with his or her life goals?
11. During the ______, interviews became increasingly structured, often including the use of scales and proposals for specific diagnostic strategies.
12. During the ______, the pioneering work of Carl Rogers generated considerable interest in his client-centered emphasis on warmth and positive self-regard.
13. Jerome, a professional psychologist, is aware of the importance of nonverbal behavior in conducting assessment interviews. Therefore, he makes an effort to optimize his nonverbal behavior in all of the following except
14. During an observation, a clinician takes notes of behaviors of interest and engages in minimal quantification. The clinician is engaged in ______ recording.
15. Probably the main advantage of behavioral assessment is the practitioner's focus on
16. In mental status evaluation checklists, the term ______ is associated with appearance.
17. In general, the final phase of a behavioral interview should include all of the following except a(n):
18. In a mental status exam, ______ language refers to the patient's actual speech and general use of language.
19. Respecting the distinction between traditional and behavioral assessment, most practicing clinicians who identify themselves as behavioral therapist:
20. Which structured interview is most frequently used?
2. The term ______ is related to the orientation of a client and might refer to the intactness of the client's senses such as vision and hearing.
3. Which statement is true with regard to emotions in the context of mental status evaluations?
4. The first phase of a behavioral interview needs to include ______ of the elements employed in traditional interviews.
5. Miranda, a clinician, favors beginning an assessment with open-ended questions. Among interview tactics, Miranda is following the advice of authors on the topic of
6. Which statement is true with regard to mental status evaluations (MSEs)?
7. Because they may cause patients to become defensive, ______ questions are best avoided.
8. What a person has done in the past is considered a(n) ______ guide as to what he or she will do in the future.
9. Smyth waits patiently, ready to observe instances of a client's behavior-of-interest. When such an instance occurs, he notes the typical frequency, duration, and intensity of the episode, probably using a checklist or some other counting device. Smyth is engaged in ______ recording.
10. A clinician is preparing a checklist for an assessment interview and case history. In which aspect of the client's personal history will the clinician seek information about the client's satisfaction with his or her life goals?
11. During the ______, interviews became increasingly structured, often including the use of scales and proposals for specific diagnostic strategies.
12. During the ______, the pioneering work of Carl Rogers generated considerable interest in his client-centered emphasis on warmth and positive self-regard.
13. Jerome, a professional psychologist, is aware of the importance of nonverbal behavior in conducting assessment interviews. Therefore, he makes an effort to optimize his nonverbal behavior in all of the following except
14. During an observation, a clinician takes notes of behaviors of interest and engages in minimal quantification. The clinician is engaged in ______ recording.
15. Probably the main advantage of behavioral assessment is the practitioner's focus on
16. In mental status evaluation checklists, the term ______ is associated with appearance.
17. In general, the final phase of a behavioral interview should include all of the following except a(n):
18. In a mental status exam, ______ language refers to the patient's actual speech and general use of language.
19. Respecting the distinction between traditional and behavioral assessment, most practicing clinicians who identify themselves as behavioral therapist:
20. Which structured interview is most frequently used?
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