Psychometry – 3

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49 Psychometry – 3

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1. The Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) cannot be used to measure depression in schizophrenia. image image
2. The difference in scores between the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (Ham-D) and the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) relates to the method of administration. image image
3. Cattell’s 16-personality factor questionnaire includes a factor for intelligence. image image
4. In the continuous performance test the target stimulus is presented amongst a series of random stimuli on a computer screen. image image
5. Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ) is an ideographic test. image image
6. GHQ is commonly used in defining caseness. image image
7. Hachinski Ischaemia Score differentiates between Alzheimer’s disease with cerebrovascular disease and vascular dementia. image image
8. The Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (Ham-D) is more sensitive to change than the Montgomery and Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS). image image
9. The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale focuses more on the somatic symptoms of depression than the Ham-D. image image
10. Intelligence shows regression towards the mean in generations. image image
11. The Flynn effect refers to an increase in IQ test scores. image image
12. Likert scales allow for a 5-point response. image image
13. MAKATON is used to assess people with learning disabilities. image image
14. The Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) is highly sensitive in detecting delirium and dementia. image image
15. Correct awareness of passage of time is a good test of orientation. image image
16. Premorbid IQ can be estimated from the WAIS. image image
17. Concrete thinking is tested by interpretation of proverbs. image image
18. Reasoning is one of the primary mental abilities identified by Thurstone. image image
19. Kelly’s Repertory Grid (KRG) is usually used to measure attitudes. image image
20. Semantic-differential is used to measure attitudes. image image
21. The Stanford–Binet Intelligence Scale measures verbal reasoning. image image
22. Acquisition components of intelligence were defined by Sternberg. image image
23. Block design is more stable than vocabulary subtest in organic lesions. image image
24. In selective dominant hemisphere damage the performance scale on the WAIS is more impaired than the verbal scale. image image
25. The Yale–Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (YBOCS) rates obsessive personality traits as well as obsessive compulsive symptoms. image image