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Psychometric and Rated Anxiety
Psychological Reports, 1967Several measures of anxiety were compared, including IPAT, MMPI indices, evaluator's and therapist's ratings, and the patient's self-ratings. Testing and rating of psychiatric out-patients was done early in the treatment process. The patient's self-ratings were stable and had moderately high correlations with all psychometric indices, but, with one ...
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2003
Publisher Summary There are a number of practical concerns and issues that should be foremost in one's mind to help perform the optimal neuropsychological evaluation. Specialists in neuropsychology can think about the issues discussed in this chapter.
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Publisher Summary There are a number of practical concerns and issues that should be foremost in one's mind to help perform the optimal neuropsychological evaluation. Specialists in neuropsychology can think about the issues discussed in this chapter.
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Bilingualism and Psychometrics
Diagnostique, 1991The empirical literature on test bias with ethnic children has been at odds with much of the case law on testing and overrepresentation in special education classes. This article reviews some of the literature that asserts that the legal mandates may have actually hurt minority children and argues that for bilingual children such a position is ...
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1987
The psychological study of human intelligence is primarily the concern of psychometricians, or differential psychologists, who assume that intelligence exists as a set of quantifiable dimensions along which people can be measured. Typically, the psychometrician studies individual differences by administering test batteries that have demonstrated ...
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The psychological study of human intelligence is primarily the concern of psychometricians, or differential psychologists, who assume that intelligence exists as a set of quantifiable dimensions along which people can be measured. Typically, the psychometrician studies individual differences by administering test batteries that have demonstrated ...
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Psychometrics of the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) in Uganda: A Systematic Review
Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2022Mark Mohan Kaggwa +2 more
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