Author Question: A unique feature of the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression is: a) Its correspondence with ... (Read 79 times)

pepyto · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

A unique feature of the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression is:

a) Its correspondence with DSM-IV criteria for depression
b) That clinicians are able to rate symptoms obtained from an interview and observations of a client
c) Its ability to accurately detect major depression with only four items
d) That it can assess level of work or school impairment along with depression symptoms

Question 2

The WISC-IV has five supplemental subtests. What is one reason a supplemental subtest will be used?

a. When the supplemental subtest is mandatory
b. The core subtest is not physically possible for the examinee
c. The core subtest is not important
d. In order to keep the examinee's attention for the entire testing procedure