Search Results - "Wetter, Martha W."

Providing Information to Clients About Psychological Tests: A Survey of Attorneys' and Law Students' attitudes by Wetter, Martha W, Corrigan, Susan K

“…The authors surveyed 70 practicing attorneys and 150 law students to determine the extent to which they felt it was their responsibility to inform clients they…”
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Normative Data for the F(p ) Scale of the MMPI-2: Implications for Clinical and Forensic Assessment of Malingering by Rothke, Steven E, Friedman, Alan F, Jaffe, Alan M, Greene, Roger L, Wetter, Martha W, Cole, Patricia, Baker, Kathryn

“…Data from several clinical samples and the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 standardization group are presented to familiarize the reader with…”
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MMPI-2 Random Responding Indices: Validation Using a Self-Report Methodology by Berry, David T. R, Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A, Larsen, Lene, Clark, Cynthia, Monroe, Keith

“…This study investigated the validity of F , back F ( Fb ), and variable response inconsistency ( VRIN ) indices of the revised Minnesota Multiphasic…”
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Effects of Two Types of Information on Malingering of Closed Head Injury on the MMPI-2: An Analog Investigation by Lamb, David G, Berry, David T. R, Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A

“…The impact of detailed information on closed-head injury (CHI) and/or the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) validity scales on malingering…”
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MMPI-2 Profiles of Motivated Fakers Given Specific Symptom Information: A Comparison to Matched Patients by Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A, Berry, David T. R, Robison, Lori H, Sumpter, Johnny

“…Two groups of normal adults were given specific symptom information on posttraumatic stress disorder and paranoid schizophrenia, respectively, and instructed…”
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Sensitivity of MMPI-2 Validity Scales to Random Responding and Malingering by Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A, Berry, David T. R, Smith, Gregory T, Larsen, Lene H

“…This study explored the effects of both random responding and malingering on the validity scales of the MMPI-2 in an analog design using 4 groups of college…”
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Sensitivity of MMPI-2 Validity Scales to Underreporting of Symptoms by Baer, Ruth A, Wetter, Martha W, Nichols, David S, Greene, Roger, Berry, David T. R

“…Standard and supplementary scales designed to detect underreporting of symptoms on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory ( S. R. Hathaway & J. C…”
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Faking Specific Disorders and Temporal Response Consistency on the MMPI-2 by Wetter, Martha W, Deitsch, Sarah E

“…The ability of persons faking posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or closed-head injury (CHI) to respond consistently across serial testings on the Minnesota…”
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Overreporting of Closed-Head Injury Symptoms on the MMPI-2 by Berry, David T. R, Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A, Youngjohn, James R, Gass, Carlton S, Lamb, David G, Franzen, Michael D, MacInnes, William D, Buchholz, Dennis

“…Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2) validity scales were compared in 4 groups: nonclinical participants answering under standard instructions…”
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Ethical Considerations in Research on Coached Malingering by Berry, David T. R, Lamb, David G, Wetter, Martha W, Baer, Ruth A, Widiger, Thomas A

“…This article discusses ethical considerations for research on coached malingering on psychological tests. A fundamental tension exists between the desire of…”
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Detection of Random Responding on the MMPI--A by Baer, Ruth A, Ballenger, James, Berry, David T.R., Wetter, Martha W.

“…We examined random responding on the MMPI-A in 106 adolescents from the general population. Participants were asked to report on the frequency, location, and…”
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Effects of Information About Validity Scales on Underreporting of Symptoms on the Personality Assessment Inventory by Baer, Ruth A., Wetter, Martha W.

“…We investigated the effects of information about validity scales on the Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI) on underreporting of symptoms in a college…”
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