An important skill for a clinical interviewer is ______, which is best described as the ability to know how one tends to affect others interpersonally and how others tend to relate to them.

You just finished your intro to clinical and counseling midterm and you are relaxing by watching a crime show on Netflix. The killer in the show seems to derive a lot of pleasure from what he does. Under which definition of mental illness/abnormality, would their behavior most likely NOT be considered abnormal?

A common criticism of the MMPI-3 is that:

On the WAIS-IV (Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale), the ­­­_______________ index provides a measure of primarily crystalized intelligence, whereas the _______________ index provides a measure of primarily fluid intelligence.

Personality is generally thought to be malleable, even into middle adulthood

What type of intelligence would likely be most valuable if you were trying to figure out how to put together a jigsaw puzzle that you had never seen before?

You are conducting an intake interview with a client and they share they have been having suicidal thoughts. The proper course of action is to:

Label and describe any 2 of the 5 factors of personality from the NEO-PI-3. *1 point for each correct label, 1 point for each correct description = 4 points total 1 Extra credit point for labelling and describing 4 out of 5 factors 2 Extra credit points for labelling and describing all 5 of them

You are meeting with a client and they state that they are having suicidal thoughts. Before you begin asking about plan or intent, what would be important to know about the nature of their thoughts  (note: we discussed 3 things in class) *1 point for each correct factor identified  = 3 total

What was the significance of Emil Kraeplin’s work?