A) Cannot Say
B) Lie
C) Paranoia
D) Defensiveness
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A) determine a person's intelligence.
B) predict academic success.
C) determine a person's creativity.
D) all of the above
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A) American Psychological Association.
B) International Association of Psychologists.
C) American Psychiatric Association.
D) National Institutes of Mental Health.
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A) Determines the possible contribution of brain damage to the person's condition
B) Uses imaging to assess brain structure and/or function
C) Assesses long-standing patterns of behavior
D) Ascertains the structure and patterns of cognition
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A) a possible association of these abnormalities with psychological disorders.
B) using brain-imaging techniques as a treatment for psychological disorders.
C) preventing psychological disorders with neuroimaging techniques.
D) changing brain functioning from abnormal to normal.
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A) how the pattern of answers corresponds to that of people diagnosed with a specific disorder.
B) how often the individual refers to specific ideas, such as aggression or sexuality.
C) the degree of emotionality associated with results.
D) how often an individual responds to questions that reflect aggression or some other concept.
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A) of the same age
B) in the same grade
C) who took the test at the same time
D) with the same level of intelligence
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A) Two or more "raters" get the same answers
B) An assessment technique is consistent across different measures
C) Scores are used as a norm for comparison purposes
D) An assessment technique measures what it is designed to measure
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A) Predictive
B) Face
C) Construct
D) Analytic
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A) to make a diagnosis predictive.
B) to increase the scores on a test.
C) to determine whether a technique is appropriate.
D) to make techniques consistent and comparable.
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A) General
B) Projective
C) Cognitive
D) Behavioral
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A) reliability
B) subjectivity
C) validity
D) standardization
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A) Learning
B) Abstract reasoning
C) Motor skills
D) Cognition
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A) the patient may lose self-esteem.
B) the patient's prognosis (future course of the disorder) becomes difficult to predict.
C) family and friends may see the patient as the disorder rather than an individual.
D) health care workers may see the patient as the disorder rather than an individual.
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A) familial sharing
B) familial reliability
C) familial validity
D) familial aggregation
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A) idiographic
B) comorbid
C) prototypical
D) nomothetic
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A) Thought processes
B) Appearance and behavior
C) Sensorium
D) Intellectual functioning
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A) Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test
B) Halstead-Reitan Neuropsychological Battery
C) Gall Phrenological Brain Scan
D) Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
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A) unconscious
B) conscious
C) preconscious
D) subconscious
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) V
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