Wiley Mittenberg

Advanced Administration and Interpretation of Multiple Validity Tests

Anthony P. Odland, Andrew B. Lammy, Phillip K. Martin, Christopher L. Grote et autres

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B-49 * Neuropsychologists' Preferences for DSM-5 versus ICD-10, NINDS, or Other Diagnostic Criteria

D.J. Rogers, Corinne Evans, Clare Roberts, Andrea Cuc et autres

Objective: Recently revised DSM-5 diagnostic criteria are widely debated. This survey examined the extent to which Board Certified clinical neuropsychologists have adopted the DSM-5 versus other published diagnostic criteria for the differential diagnoses that are most often encountered in clinical practice with …

MMPI-2 Cognitive Complaints Scale

George K. Henry, Robert L. Heilbronner, Wiley Mittenberg, Gerhard Hellemann et autres

Development of the MMPI-2 cognitive complaints scale as an embedded measure of symptom validity

George K. Henry, Robert L. Heilbronner, Wiley Mittenberg, Gerhard Hellemann et autres

OBJECTIVE: To empirically-derive a new MMPI-2 sub-scale, the 13-item Cognitive Complaints Scale (CCS), as an embedded measure of symptom validity. This study hypothesized that mild traumatic brain injured subjects with financial incentives who failed performance validity tests (PVTs) would score significantly higher …

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Apparently Abnormal Wechsler Memory Scale Index Score Patterns in the Normal Population

Roman Marcus Carrasco, Josefine Grups, Brittney C. Evans, Edward R. Simco et autres

Interpretation of the Wechsler Memory Scale-Fourth Edition may involve examination of multiple memory index score contrasts and similar comparisons with Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Fourth Edition ability indexes. Standardization sample data suggest that 15-point differences between any specific pair of index scores are …

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False positive diagnosis of malingering due to the use of multiple effort tests

Lena Berthelson, Siddika S. Mulchan, Anthony P. Odland, Lori Miller et autres

OBJECTIVE: Effort indicators are used to determine if neuropsychological test results are valid measures of a patient's cognitive abilities. The use of multiple effort measures is often advocated, but the false positive rate for multiple indicators depends on the number of measures …

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Rates of Apparently Abnormal WMS-4 Index Differences in the Normal Population

R. C. Carrasco, Josefine Grups, Brandee S Evans, Edward R. Simco et autres

Abstract Objective: Interpretation of the WMS-IV involves examination of multiple Index score differences. For example, Immediate > Delayed or Auditory > Visual Index patterns may suggest memory impairment. Base rate data from the standardization sample suggest that 15-point differences between any specific …

The Effects of Depression and Anxiety Disorders in Children on the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-Fourth Edition

Laura Weinberg, Brandee S. Evans, Kristen Jones, Ralph E. Cash et autres

The Effect of Using Multiple Effort Measures on Diagnostic Specificity

Lena Berthelson, Siddika S. Mulchan, Anthony P. Odland, L J Miller et autres

Rates of Elevated Scores on the MMPI-2-RF in the Normal Population

Anthony P. Odland, Lena Berthelson, Vishwanath Sharma, Patti Martin et autres

Selection Criteria for Internships in Clinical Neuropsychology

David G. Ritchie, Anthony P. Odland, Abigail S. Ritchie, Wiley Mittenberg

Criteria used in the evaluation and selection of applicants for clinical neuropsychology internships were identified by a survey of programs that met guidelines for specialty training. The number of internships that offer training with specialization in clinical neuropsychology has more than doubled …

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Incidence of Insufficient Effort in Combat Related Head Trauma Examinations

Abigail Stevens, A. Donnelly, Wiley Mittenberg