18 Questions
What is the purpose of the physical examination in a psychiatric evaluation?
To rule out physical aetiologies
Which of the following is a clinical aid used to understand a patient's condition?
Semi-structured interviews
What is observed in a patient with bulimia nervosa?
Carious teeth and salivary gland enlargement
What is the purpose of standardized rating scales in psychiatric evaluations?
To track the progress of an illness
What is an example of a motoric behavior?
Tension
What is the Folstein Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE) used for?
To evaluate neurocognitive disorders
What is the primary purpose of self-monitoring in behavioural assessment?
To make clients more aware of their responses
What is a potential limitation of observational data?
It may be influenced by the client's knowledge of being observed
What is the main advantage of using behavioural checklists and rating scales?
They provide a more objective measure of behaviour
What is the primary purpose of psychological testing?
To assess cognitive patterns and structure
What type of behaviours are better suited for self-monitoring?
Privately occurring behaviours, such as bingeing and purging
What is a characteristic of standardized psychological tests?
They are standardized, reliable, and valid
What is the primary goal of collecting information through behavioural assessment?
To see whether there are any obvious patterns of behaviour
Which of the following techniques is used in behavioural assessment to observe behaviour in naturalistic environments?
All of the above
What is the primary focus of the ABC Approach to behavioural observation?
Identifying target behaviours and their antecedents and consequences
What is the primary advantage of using behavioural assessment with individuals who are unable to report their problems verbally or accurately?
It provides a more comprehensive understanding of the individual's behaviour
What is the primary difference between formal and informal observation?
Formal observation is more systematic than informal observation
What is the primary purpose of self-monitoring or self-observation in behavioural assessment?
To observe and record one's own behaviour
This quiz assesses knowledge of clinical aids and characteristics of neurocognitive disorders, including reality testing, motoric behaviors, and clinical examination methods.
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