BHT 106 EXAM QUESTIONS

Object Patterns Scale takes 10 minutes

The PHQ-9 consists of how many questions?

On the answer forms of most tests there are spaces to record elicited responses

Test must be safeguarded due to ____. If it is common knowledge, the score's will not reflect the patient's abilities

During psychological testing several items must be accurately documented. What are those items?

What are some examples of spontaneous behaviors?

What assessment measure a patients stages of readiness for change?

Who can administer and score the Beck anxiety inventory?

What is the importance of documenting patient information?

What are the scales used in the Shipley-2 administration

What multiple choice instrument measures the severity of depressive symptoms?

When should you reconsider or reschedule an appointment

If a patient is confused, instead of answering their questions...

Test that must be scored administered and scored the same way for all patients

When can hard scoring be used, should the computer option not work for MMPI-3?

What is the definition of an Intelligence Test?

What is the best format used to take the MMPI-3?

The WAIS has 4 indexes with ___ subtests. The subtests are divided into ___ core and ___ supplemental subtests.

When is comes to test setting, what constitutes an adequate space?

Abstraction Scale takes how many minutes?

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Assessment-Seven (GAD-7) has how many questions?

What is the purpose of the Million Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI-IV)

How many scales does the MCMI-IV have?

What scale is higher order scales and specific answer scales?

What is an individual's response to clearly defined stimuli and are usually true/false questionnaires?

What are some examples of intelligence tests?

Which of the following best explains patient comfort (select all that apply)

What are some examples used to question in GAD-7?

All documentation is stored within the patient's what?

Measures psychological constructs relevant to assessment of personality and psychopathology

The Brief Addiction Monitor (BAM) assesses what?

The patient's presentation portrays a degree of dysfunction that is non credible

What assess the severity of alcohol withdrawal symptoms?

What is an individual's response to ambiguous stimuli?

A measure of academic achievement through the assessment of language, reading, and math skills

What measures a client's style of thinking, attitudes, beliefs, motvies, and personality characteristics?

Questions asked about everyday problems and social conventions. Measure verbal reasoning and conceptualization

Standardized instrument designed to obtain an objective measure of a sample of behavior

Who can interpret the Beck anxiety inventory?

What is the Test of Organic Brain Functioning?

What must you do when it comes to test administration guidance?

What personality test requires a patient to complete the ending of a sentence?

What is incorporated to reduce the testing time and to avoid unnecessary fatigue or boredom on the part of the examinee

When administering tests, the BHT must have what kind of understanding of the instructions and procedures?

The MMPI-3 is not used in civilian and military settings for making selection decisions (e.g. MTI's, child custody, etc)

What constitutes an ideal test setting?

MHS Genesis is an example of Electronic Health Record

What psychological test has the primary intent of measuring the severity of anxiety in adults and adolescents

What score of 15 or greater raises concerns about the possibility of compromised validity?

The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) is designed for adolescents and adults of what age?