Clinical Psychology

Validity (continued)
incremental validity of personality assessment,
246 – 247
of intelligence testing, 186– 189
of Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
(MMPI), 229– 232
of MMPI-2, 225– 228
of NEO-PI-R, 232
objective tests.vs.projective tests, 237
of personality assessment, 231
of Rorschach, 239– 242
scales, 253
of TAT, 243– 244
of WAIS-III, 209
of WISC-IV, 212
Variables, defined, 265, 307
Veterans Administration (VA), 52
Violence, 550
Visual-perceptual processing, 526– 527
Voir dire, 552, 561
Voluntary commitment, 548, 561

Waiting list control groups, 334
Washington v. Harper, 551

Wechsler intelligence scales, 46, 207, 219

subtest descriptions, 208–209, 210

WAIS-R-NI, 524

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale–Third Edition

(WAIS-III), 207–210, 217

Wechsler-Bellevue test, 36, 207

Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-Fourth Edition

(WISC-IV), 37, 209–213, 217

Wechsler Memory Scale–III (WMS-III), 525

What You Can Change and What You Can’t

(Seligman), 314

Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, 525

Within-group design, 110, 126

Witness preparation, 556, 561

Women in clinical psychology, 25– 27

Woodworth Personal Data Sheet, 221

Word-association methods, 36

Work experience, 25

Working-through process, 350, 362, 369

World Health Organization, 143

World War II, 42–45, 52, 432

YAVIS syndrome, 323– 324

Youth Self Report, 275

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