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type of assessment that:
evaluates personal and social skills of children, adolescents, and adults with either, Intellectual disability, Autism, ADHD, brain injury or major or mild neurocognitive disorder
-assist in the development of educational and treatment plans

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Vineland -II

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goal of this assessment is to
-build rapport, describe the structure and process of therapy, identify and prioritize client problems, clarify client expectations and goals for therapy, and define next steps

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Initial interview

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type of assessment that:
individually administered intelligence test for people of age 16-90 yrs old
-Full scale IQ score, scores on 4 indexes, and subtest scores

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Wechsler Adult Intelligence scale- fourth edition

WAIS-IV

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term: refers to an individual from one cultural group that has adopted the beliefs, attitudes, values, and other characteristics of another cultural group
- can be conceptualized in terms of 4 categories; integrated, assimilated, separate, and marginalized

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Acculturation

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type of assessment that uses observation, questions, and simple tasks to obtain information on several aspects of a clients current mental state

i. e: appearance, thought content, affect
- useful for determining if a client’s symptoms needs a referral to a psychiatrist or physician

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Mental status exam

MSE

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type of assessment that:

assess mood, cognitive, behavioral, and physical aspects of depression for individuals ages 13-86

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Beck Depression inventory- II

BDI-II

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refers to a persons sense of group or collective identity bases on his/her perception that he/she shares a common racial or ethnic heritage w/ a particular group

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Racial/ethnic identity

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type of assessment that is an objective measure of personality for individuals aged 18 and older
-used to assist with diagnosis and tx planning, provides scores on a number of clinical, content, supplementary, and validity scales

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Minnesota Multiphasic personality inventory-2

MMPI-2

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assessment that includes the genogram and ecomap

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Graphic assessment

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type of assessment that provides information on the strength and nature of relationships between family members and people, institutions, and agencies in the social environment

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Egomap

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type of family assessment that measures 3 relational subsystem levels of the family system

  • dyadic marital executive, parent-child- extended family subsystem
  • family is determined as competent, discordant, disoriented, or chaotic
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System Assessment of Family Environment -SAFE

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type of family assessment tool that assesses how the individual perceives their family functioning across 5 domains
-family health, competence, cohesion, expressiveness, directive leadership, and conflict

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Self report family inventory (SF)

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What family assessment assesses 6 domains of family functioning?
i.e.: problem solving, communication, roles, affective responsiveness …

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McMaster Model of Family Functioning (MMFF)

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Which family assessment measures the same 6 domains the Mcmaster model does but also has a 7th scale of general family functioning?

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Family Assessment Device (FAD)

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Which family assessment assesses for: functining in 6 areas- task accomplishment, role performance, affective involvement, control, values, and norms
-can be used during treatment

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Family Assessment Measure Version III- FAM III

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Assessment that looks at how a family member perceives their family and how each members behavior affects the family as a whole
-based on 3 subscales- family relationship, personal growth, and system maintenance and change

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Family environment scale (FES)

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Type of depression assessment that measures feelings about the future, loss of motivation, and expectations; assesses the clients negative attitude about the future
-can be used to evaluate suicide risk
ages 17-80

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Beck Hopelessness Scale -BHS

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Is another depression assessment that is a self rating instrument for the presence and severity of depression
-ages 18+

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Carroll Depression Scale- CDS-R, CRS

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Type of depression assessment that is used to diagnose depression

  • based on 7 factors
  • ages 16+
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IPAT Depression scale

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Depression scale that is used on ages 7-17 and assesses cognitive, affective, and behavioral symptoms of depression in children and adolescents

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Child Depression Inventory -CDI-2

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A Screening tool for depression in children; helpful in symptom severity and treatment progress overtime
-ages 6+

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Short mood and feelings questionnaire