introduction to clinical psychology science, practice and ethics chapter 9 behavioural assessment...
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Introduction to
Clinical PsychologyScience, Practice and Ethics
Chapter 9Behavioural Assessment
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Conceptual Basis
Empirically based methods Focus upon observable behaviour Idiographic Situational specificity
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Traditional Approaches to Assessment
Syndrome-based diagnosis Empirically-based classification Traditional psychodynamic
approaches
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Functional Analysis
Problem description Identification of controlling variables Evaluation of adaptive significance Selection of treatment Evaluation of outcome
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Behavioural Assessment Methods
Behavioural interviews Structured interviews Questionnaires Behaviour rating scales Analogue techniques Self-monitoring Direct observation Psychophysiological recording
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Behavioural Assessment: Symptoms
Symptom Check List
Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) Axis V (90 – 1)
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Behavioural Assessment: Check Lists
Beck Depression Inventory-II
Revised Children’s Manifest Anxiety Scale
Achenbach Child Behaviour Checklist
Conner’s Rating Scales - Revised
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Assessment of Dysfunctional Cognitions
Self-statements Automatic thoughts Cognitive schemas Irrational beliefs