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Appunti Metodi della Valutazione in Psicologia Clinica
Università degli studi di Firenze psicologia clinica e della salute e neuropsicologia curriculum psicologia clinica e della salute 2020
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- Clinical Assessment Foundations: Covers Granieri's view on diagnosis, prognosis, and restitution as patient-centered practices. Details evolving psychological assessment, combining clinical interviews, tests, and observation for comprehensive understanding.
- MMPI-2-RF Deep Dive: Explores MMPI-2-RF's Italian adaptation, psychometric properties, and interpretation for personality and psychopathology. Discusses its 51 restructured clinical scales and 9 validity scales (e.g., F-r, Fp-r, L-r, K-r).
- Validity and Interpretation: Discusses factors affecting test validity: non-content response styles, symptom exaggeration (F-r, Fp-r, Fs, RBS), and minimization (L-r, K-r). Covers CNS, VRIN-r, and TRIN-r scales.
- MMPI-2-RF Scales: Explains interpretation of substantial and over-order scales (EID, THD, BXD) and restructured clinical scales (RC2-RC9) for emotional, cognitive, and behavioral patterns, linking them to specific profiles.
- Prosopagnosia: Delves into face recognition deficits (apperceptive, associative forms). Presents the Bruce and Young (1986) cognitive model, outlining face processing stages and deficits, with assessment methods like Benton Test and evoked potentials.
- Cognitive Assessment System (CAS): Introduces Taddei's CAS for intelligence and cognitive processes (Planning, Attention, Simultaneous, Successive), based on Luria's model. Highlights its process-oriented approach over traditional IQ scores.
- Personality Disorders: Discusses personality disorders as frequent clinical challenges, using SCID2 for diagnosis. Covers DSM-IV TR clusters (A, B, C) with clinical examples and the shift towards dimensional assessment and severity.
- Therapeutic Assessment: Describes this collaborative model where assessment serves as a direct intervention for positive patient change. Outlines its structured process, client involvement, and tiered interpretation of results (Level I, II, III) to foster awareness.