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Therapeutic feedback with the MMPI-2 : a positive psychology approach /
"Positive Personality Assessment with the MMPI-2 provides the clinician empirically based, practical information about how to convey the abundance of information in the MMPI-2 profile in a way that is collaborative, empathic, hopeful, and facilitates a therapeutic alliance. The larger trim size...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Routledge,
©2011.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Therapeutic Feedback with the MMPI-2
- Copyright Page
- Foreword
- 1. Introduction: History of the MMPI/MMPI-2
- Evolution of the MMPI/MMPI-2
- Traditional Uses of the MMPI/MMPI-2
- The MMPI/MMPI-2 and Feedback
- The Influence of Positive Psychology
- History of Therapeutic Models of Assessment
- Basics of the Therapeutic Assessment
- Therapeutic Feedback With the MMPI-2
- Code Types, Conditioning Experiences, and Feedback
- Organization of This Handbook
- 2. Steps of a Therapeutic Assessment and Feedback
- Preassessment
- Developing Rapport.
- Taking a Therapeutic HistoryTherapeutic History Form
- Preparing the Test Results for Therapeutic Feedback
- Scoring
- Validity
- Composing a Feedback Report
- Therapeutic Feedback and the Collaborative Process
- 3. Validity
- Lie Scale (L)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Feeling Judged or Unfairly Accused
- Conventional
- Judgmental or Moralistic
- Conscientious or Self-Controlled
- Lacking Insight
- Defensive
- Rigid or Perfectionist
- The Infrequency Scale (F)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Stress, Panic, or Feeling Alienated
- Pleading for Help.
- Confused or DisorganizedUnconventional
- Moody or Unstable
- Correction Scale (K)
- Feedback Statements-Low T-Score Profiles
- Underregulated
- Easily Overwhelmed
- Self-Doubting or Self-Critical
- Anxious or Fearful
- Direct or Nondefensive
- Correction Scale (K)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Conventional, Rational, Logical
- Defensive
- Emotionally Constricted
- Lacking Self-Awareness
- Resilience
- Back Infrequency Scale (Fb)
- Scale: The Infrequency Psychopathology Scale (Fp)
- Superlative Self-Presentation Scale (S)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65).
- Rational or LogicalBelief in People's Goodness
- Moral
- Content
- Controlled or Poised
- 4. Scale 1
- Scale 1: Hypochondriasis (HS)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Strengths
- Physical Illness or Pain
- Fatigue or Irritability
- Low Sex Drive
- Rigid or Critical
- Unhappy or Pessimistic
- Expressing Anger Indirectly
- Self-Centered or Demanding
- Complaining
- Manipulative
- Code-Type 1-2/2-1
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Strengths
- Somatic Complaints
- Depression
- Worry or Stress
- Excessive Drinking
- Indecision
- Obsessive-Compulsive.
- Nonassertive, Passive, DependentRigid
- Treatment and Self-Help Suggestions
- Code-Type 1-3/3-1
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Strengths
- Somatic Complaints
- Weakness or Fatigue
- Symptoms Worsen Under Stress
- Anxiety and Sometimes Phobias
- Overly Responsible and Industrious
- Insecurity
- Overcontrolled
- Dependent or Passive
- Treatment and Self-Help Suggestions
- 5. Scale 2
- Scale 2: Depression (D)
- Feedback Statements-Elevated Profiles (T-Score> 65)
- Depression, Dissatisfaction, Anxiety
- Sleep Disturbance, Poor Health, Weight Change
- Nonconfrontational
- Low Energy.
- Problems With Attention, Concentration, Memory.