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What is the main purpose of the SRA Nonverbal test?
What is the main purpose of the SRA Nonverbal test?
- To measure general intelligence without relying on English knowledge (correct)
- To evaluate reading comprehension skills
- To determine mathematical aptitude
- To assess adaptability in problem solving
Which age range is appropriate for the Test of Nonverbal Intelligence?
Which age range is appropriate for the Test of Nonverbal Intelligence?
- Ages 3-18 years
- Ages 6-89 years and 11 months (correct)
- Ages 8-65 years
- Ages 12-40 years
Which domain is NOT measured by the SRA Verbal test?
Which domain is NOT measured by the SRA Verbal test?
- Linguistic skills
- Arithmetic Reasoning
- Vocabulary
- Abstract Reasoning (correct)
What is the time limit for the SRA Verbal test?
What is the time limit for the SRA Verbal test?
When was the original version of the Test of Nonverbal Intelligence released?
When was the original version of the Test of Nonverbal Intelligence released?
Which of these options correctly pairs a test with its primary measurement focus?
Which of these options correctly pairs a test with its primary measurement focus?
Which symptom is NOT typically associated with Psychasthenia?
Which symptom is NOT typically associated with Psychasthenia?
What does the abbreviation 'K' represent in the validity scales?
What does the abbreviation 'K' represent in the validity scales?
Which condition is associated with excessive activity and low frustration tolerance?
Which condition is associated with excessive activity and low frustration tolerance?
Which validity scale assesses over-reporting of symptoms?
Which validity scale assesses over-reporting of symptoms?
What is a common characteristic of someone diagnosed with Social-introversion?
What is a common characteristic of someone diagnosed with Social-introversion?
Which of the following is an indication of Schizophrenia?
Which of the following is an indication of Schizophrenia?
Which symptom is NOT typically found in Mania?
Which symptom is NOT typically found in Mania?
Who would most likely exhibit traits associated with Psychasthenia?
Who would most likely exhibit traits associated with Psychasthenia?
Which Porma is specifically designed to evaluate personality traits related to interpersonal relationships?
Which Porma is specifically designed to evaluate personality traits related to interpersonal relationships?
How long does it take to complete the combined forms (Form K, Form S, Form KS)?
How long does it take to complete the combined forms (Form K, Form S, Form KS)?
Which trait is NOT measured by the Porma S personality assessment?
Which trait is NOT measured by the Porma S personality assessment?
What is the primary purpose of the Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao?
What is the primary purpose of the Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao?
Which option best describes the scales measured in Form KS?
Which option best describes the scales measured in Form KS?
Which trait corresponds with the scale Pagkamasikap in the Porma KS?
Which trait corresponds with the scale Pagkamasikap in the Porma KS?
What is the time limit for longer forms like Form K and Form S?
What is the time limit for longer forms like Form K and Form S?
Which of the following traits is associated with Pagkamaramdamin in the context of interpersonal scales?
Which of the following traits is associated with Pagkamaramdamin in the context of interpersonal scales?
Which of the following describes a very restricted emotional expression?
Which of the following describes a very restricted emotional expression?
What aspect of mood includes depth, intensity, duration, and fluctuations?
What aspect of mood includes depth, intensity, duration, and fluctuations?
Which of the following is an example of psychomotor activity?
Which of the following is an example of psychomotor activity?
Which term best describes a serious reduction in the intensity of emotional expression?
Which term best describes a serious reduction in the intensity of emotional expression?
In assessing a client's attitude toward the examiner, what should be recorded?
In assessing a client's attitude toward the examiner, what should be recorded?
What is the term used to describe involuntary imitating of another's gestures?
What is the term used to describe involuntary imitating of another's gestures?
Which of the following describes a transient feeling of happiness or excitement?
Which of the following describes a transient feeling of happiness or excitement?
When a clinician observes a wide range of facial expressions and body movements, this is indicative of what kind of affect?
When a clinician observes a wide range of facial expressions and body movements, this is indicative of what kind of affect?
What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
Which of the following measures is NOT included in the domains of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
Which of the following measures is NOT included in the domains of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
What is the total working time allocated for the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
What is the total working time allocated for the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
Which domain is NOT measured in the Mental Status Exam?
Which domain is NOT measured in the Mental Status Exam?
Which of the following is a sign of anxiety indicated in a Mental Status Exam?
Which of the following is a sign of anxiety indicated in a Mental Status Exam?
In which population is the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test primarily targeting?
In which population is the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test primarily targeting?
How long is each part of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
How long is each part of the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
Which element does 'Flexibility of Closure' assess in the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
Which element does 'Flexibility of Closure' assess in the Philippine Aptitude Classification Test?
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Study Notes
SRA Verbal and Nonverbal Tests
- Target population for SRA Verbal: individuals familiar with the English language.
- Target population for SRA Nonverbal: individuals with reading difficulties, illiterates, and foreign-born individuals.
- Purpose of SRA Verbal: to assess adaptability and flexibility in problem-solving skills.
- Purpose of SRA Nonverbal: to evaluate general intelligence independent of English language knowledge.
- Domains measured in SRA Verbal: Vocabulary (Linguistic) and Arithmetic Reasoning (Quantitative).
- Domains measured in SRA Nonverbal: focused on problem-solving abilities.
- Time limits: SRA Verbal - 15 minutes; SRA Nonverbal - 10 minutes.
- First versions of both tests were introduced in 1947.
Test of Nonverbal Intelligence (TONI)
- Target population: ages 6 to 89 years and 11 months.
- Purpose: to examine general intellectual functioning, diagnose intellectual impairments, and support special service needs.
- Domains measured: Abstract Reasoning and Problem Solving.
- Time limit for the test: 15-20 minutes.
- Original version released in 1982 (TONI-1); latest version was released in 2010 (TONI-4).
Raven’s Progressive Matrices
- Designed to assess abstract reasoning skills.
- Often used to measure intelligence; suitable for various populations.
- Typical time limit: 60-90 minutes.
- Multiple versions available for different demographic needs.
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)
- MMPI versions include MMPI-2-RF, MMPI-A for adolescents (14-18 years), MMPI-A-RF, and MMPI-3.
- Validity Scales:
- CNS: "Cannot Say" - questions left unanswered.
- L: "Lie" - intentional under-reporting of symptoms.
- F: Infrequency - over-reporting symptoms in the first half of the test.
- K: Defensiveness - unintentional under-reporting of symptoms.
- Domains measured include interpersonal and personal scales focused on personality dimensions such as thoughtfulness, respectfulness, emotional stability, and creativity.
- Combined administration of three forms takes about 50 minutes to 1.5 hours; longer forms take 20-30 minutes, while shorter forms take 10-20 minutes.
Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao
- Target population not specified.
- Purpose: to assess Filipino-oriented traits, behaviors, and attitudes, primarily to identify inventive talent.
- Domains measured include Verbal Skills (Vocabulary, Analogy) and Nonverbal Skills (Numerical Ability, Abstract Reasoning).
- Total working time is approximately 52 minutes.
Philippine Aptitude Classification Test
- Target population: Grade 9 or 3rd-year high school students (ages 14-15).
- Purpose: to identify specific abilities for educational and vocational guidance; predicts performance in various courses.
- Domains measured include Verbal English, Flexibility of Closure, Visualization, and others.
- Time limit for the whole test: 1 hour and 49 minutes; part one - 4 minutes; part two - 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Mental Status Exam (MSE)
- Components include general appearance, behavior, mood, and affect.
- Appearance assesses physical impression and grooming; signs of anxiety may include moist hands and tense posture.
- Behavior evaluation focuses on motor activity, mannerisms, and overall conduct.
- Client's attitude towards the examiner is essential for rapport building.
- Mood description includes subjective experience with depth and fluctuations; affect is inferred from facial expressions and emotional expression levels.
- Affect can be constricted, blunted, flat, or normal, indicating various emotional states.
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