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INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL PSYCHSCREEN PSYCHSUITE Version 4.0 370 E. Stark Rd. Milton, WI 53563-9440 Fax and phone (800) 588-9412 info@psychscreen.com Virtual Tours Need software to view scm files? Download here. Starting Software (self-extracting exe or scm format) Battery Selection Screen (self-extracting exe or scm format) Activating, Adding Uses (self-extracting exe or scm format) Entering Client Information (self-extracting exe or scm format) Selecting Tests to Enter (self-extracting exe or scm format) Entering Test Scores (self-extracting exe or scm format) Generating Reports (self-extracting exe or scm format) Getting Existing Client Information/Reports (self-extracting exe or scm format) Session Management and Retesting (self-extracting exe or scm format) Introduction ..... 3 How to Select Tests ..... 5 How to Administer Tests ..... 5 How to Start Software ..... 7 How to Select a Single Test or Test Battery ..... 7 Test/Test Battery Selection Screen How to Add Uses ..... 9 Data Management Screen Add Uses Screen How to Add a New Client ..... 11 Client Info Screen How to Edit Client Information ..... 11 How to Delete Client Information ..... 11 How to Access Existing Client Data and Reports ..... 11 How to Select Tests to Enter ..... 12 Select Tests Screen How to Enter Test Scores ..... 13 Data Entry Screen How to Generate Report ..... 15 Interpret Button Results Button Uses Button View Test Scores/Reselect Tests Button Exit Button How to Edit Generated Reports ..... 17 How to Retest a Client at a Later Date ..... 18 How Do I Know What Scores to Enter ..... 19 How to Contact Us ..... 21 Appendices Appendix A : Tests available in each Psych Suite version ..... 21 Adult Adolescent Child Appendix B: : Test Publisher Contact Information ..... 23 Appendix C: : Adult Test Variable Names and Scores ..... 25 *Shipley Institute of Living Scale WAIS-III Matrix Reasoning *Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory III or II (MCMI) *Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory - 3 State Trait Anger Expression Inventory - 2 (STAXI-2) Detailed Assessment of Post Traumatic Stress (DAP) Jesness Inventory (JI) Level Of Service Inventory – Revised (LSI-R) Derogatis Sexual Functioning Inventory (DSFI) Multiphasic Sex Inventory (MSI) Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 (MMPI-2) Basic scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 (MMPI-2) Basic Supplementary Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 Content Scales Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 Extended Supplementary Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 Harris Lingos Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - 2 Content Component Scales Personality Assessment Inventory Basic Scales Personality Assessment Inventory Sub Scales Appendix D: : Adolescent Test Variable Names and Scores ..... 35 *Shipley Institute of Living Scale WAIS-III Matrix Reasoning *Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory (MACI) *Adolescent Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory (SASSI-A2) State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory (STAXI-2) Traumatic Symptom Checklist for Children (TSCC) Jesness Inventory (JI) Problem Oriented Screening Instrument For Teenagers (POSIT) Derogatis Sexual Functioning Inventory (DSFI) Adolescent Multiphasic Sex Inventory (MSI-A) Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- Adolescent Validity and Clinical Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- Adolescent (MMPI-A) Harris Lingos Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- Adolescent (MMPI-A) Supplementary Scales Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- Adolescent (MMPI-A) Content Scales Appendix E : Children Test Variable Names and Scores ..... 43 *Personality Inventory for Children -2, rater 1 - mother Personality Inventory for Children -2 Behavioral Summary, rater 1, mother Traumatic Symptom Checklist for Children, rater 1- mother Personality Adjective Checklist, rater 1 - mother Personality Inventory for Children -2, rater 2 - father Personality Inventory for Children -2 Behavioral Summary, rater 2 - father Traumatic Symptom Checklist for Children, rater 2 - father Personality Adjective Checklist, rater 2 - father Personality Inventory for Children-2, rater 3 - teacher Personality Inventory for Children -2 Behavioral Summary, rater 3 - teacher Traumatic Symptom Checklist for Children, rater 3 - teacher Personality Adjective Checklist, rater 3 - teacher *Personality Inventory for Youth, rater 4- self Traumatic Symptom Checklist for Children, rater 4 - self Personality Adjective Checklist, rater 4 - self Appendix F : Computer System Requirements ..... 52 Appendix G : Software Installation Procedures ..... 52 Welcome to the world of PSYCH SCREEN, the only computerized psychological test Interpretation System that integrates a battery of standardized psychological test findings into a comprehensive and accurate interpretative report with one touch of the button. To get started, please carefully read through the manual. We have created hyperlinks for each item in the Table of Contents. This can allow you to easily jump to the section of material you wish to review. We have also built in hyperlinks for video presentations, illustrating visually and audibly how to use Psych Screen. In-depth video demonstrations for various aspects of Psych Screen can be found in the various sections of this manual. The PSYCH SCREEN family of interpretive software includes: PSYCH SUITE 4 PER USE SOFTWARE ALLOWS YOU TO INTEGRATE UP TO 12 TESTS INTO ONE COMPREHENSIVE REPORT. PICK THE TESTS THAT BEST MEET YOUR CLINICAL NEEDS. CHOOSE AMONG THE MMPI-3/MMPI-A, PAI, MCMI/MACI, SASSI-3/A2, STAXI-2, DAP/TSCC,JESNESS, SHIPLEY, MATRIX REASONING, PIC-2, PIY, PACL, POSIT, LSI-R, MSI-1/A, AND DSFI Separate child, adolescent and adult versions are included. PSYCH SCREEN UNLIMITED USE SOFTWARE DEROGATIS SEXUAL FUNCTIONING INVENTORY JESNESS INVENTORY LEVEL OF SERVICE INVENTORY - REVISED MILLON ADOLESCENT CLINICAL INVENTORY MILLON MULTIAXIAL CLINICAL INVENTORY – II/III MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY - 2 MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY - A PERSONALITY ADJECTIVE CHECK LIST PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT INVENTORY PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR CHILDREN - 2 PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR YOUTH SASSI-3/SASSI-A2 STATE-TRAIT ANGER EXPRESSION INVENTORY - 2 TRAUMATIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST FOR CHILDREN While we have tried to make PSYCH SCREEN highly user friendly, as with anything good, a learning curve exists. Be patient, after running several reports the process will become automatic. Because of copyright laws, PSYCH SCREEN cannot administer or score tests for you. PSYCH SCREEN is an interpretive program that uses scale scores that you have obtained either through hand scoring or from scoring software licensed by the test publisher. Once you enter the correct scale scores into PSYCH SCREEN, our software will generate a report at a cost far less than that charged by test publishers. PSYCH SCREEN software is the only software that integrates findings from different tests into one comprehensive report at the touch of a button. TEST SELECTION When using Psych Suite, you may interpret any selection of included tests that are clinically relevant to the client whom you are assessing. We have selected what we believe to be the best tests, regardless of publisher, that evaluate different areas of psychological functioning. Many Forensically oriented tests are also included. PLEASE SEE APPENDIX A to see available tests for each version For mental health screening, we suggest use of the Shipley, Millon and SASSI for a quick initial screening. Other tests may be added latter if they are indicated. PSYCH SUITE 4 will interpret any combination of the tests included in each battery, see Appendix A for specific variable names and what type of scores to enter. You can select which specific tests to administer given your unique clinical and program needs. The more tests given, the more comprehensive and accurate PSYCH SUITE report is. Tests should be given in a quiet room where test-taking behavior can be monitored. Clients should not be allowed to talk to each other during testing. Staff should be available to help with vocabulary questions. If used, start by administering the Shipley Institute of Living Scale, which is the only timed test. Clients have a maximum of 10 minutes per side to complete the Shipley, though people usually take less than 5 minutes per side to finish. Have the client begin with the vocabulary test. Read the instructions to them, and then have him/her underline the choice that they think has the same meanings as the target word. After completing the vocabulary section, clients may immediately turn the page over and begin answering the abstract reasoning section for which they have up to ten minutes to complete. If you wish to evaluate visual abstract reasoning, the Matrix Reasoning subtest of the WAIS-III can be administered. This is particularly helpful if the subject is illiterate or if English is a second language. The client should then be administered the remaining tests that you wish to give: MCMI-III/MACI, MMPI-2/MMPI-A, PAI, SASSI-3/SASSI–A, STAXI-2, POSIT, DAP/TSCC Jesness, Derogatis, and/or Multiphasic Sex inventory. The LSI-R is filled out by a professional based on a semi structured clinical interview and review of records. In each case, read the client the test instructions and then have the client answer test questions on the appropriate answer sheet. Make sure that the client puts his name, age, and date on each answer sheet. After test completion, make check that every question has been answered and that there are no double answers. Darken in (or have the client darken in) all light responses to aid scoring. Check for invalid response patterns such as the client answering all items true or all items false. STARTING PSYCH SCREEN FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) If you have correctly followed the Installation Procedures, you may begin your PSYCH SUITE 4 Interpretive Program by simply DOUBLE CLICKING on the desktop icon. Alternately programs may be started from under PROGRAMS USING the START button, from under programs or from the Windows Explorer. FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format)  Each PSYCH SCREEN software program starts with an identifying screen with the name of the PSYCH SCREEN batteries. The upper portion of the screen contains all the test batteries available for you to unlock. As a reminder, the lower portion contains tests that you have already unlocked. To open a battery, from the top screen select the PSYCH SCREEN Battery and age range (a single test or PSYCHSUITE Adult, Adolescent or Child) you want by double clicking the name of the program that you wish to use. You can always check which version you are currently using by looking at the title bar on the top left of the screen. From this screen you can open and print this INSTALLATION AND USE manual. DATA MANAGEMENT SCREEN: ADD USES, CLIENT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, AND SELECT TESTS  After selecting the Test/Test Battery that you wish to use, the Data Management screen will then appear to let you activate uses, enter clients and select which tests, or portions of tests, that you have administered. FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) PSYCH SUITE 4 or single test batteries will not run until you call (800) 588-9412 to get an unlock code for the number of uses you have purchased.  BEFORE CALLING, PLEASE CLICK ON THE "USE" BUTTON ON THE TASKBAR TO OPEN THE ABOVE SCREEN THAT WILL GIVE YOU A KEY NUMBER. PLEASE CALL PSYCH SCREEN, INC. AT (800) 588-9412 TO UNLOCK YOUR PROGRAM(S). HAVE YOUR ACCOUNT INFORMATION AND UPDATE KEY NUMBER READY. THE OPERATOR WILL GIVE YOU AN UPDATE CODE FOR THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF USES (999999 for unlimited use single tests, just call us if you run out!). Please type this number in on the bottom line of the "USE" screen and then press either the ACTIVATE USE BUTTON or ENTER on the keyboard to activate. The top number should change to reflect the number of uses that you have added. In the future, by pressing the USE key on the Taskbar, PSYCH SCREEN software will show you the number of authorized uses remaining. You may purchase any number of additional uses at any time by calling PSYCH SCREEN at (800) 588-9412 to obtain an authorization code to add additional uses to the use count. You do not have to use up all uses before adding further uses as the unlock code given you will add a set number of uses to your existing use count. The USE button also allows you to select the default word processor of your choice. ENTERING CLIENT INFORMATION The left-hand field is for entering patient demographic Information.  ADDING NEW CLIENT DATA AND REPORTS FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) Below the case movement buttons you will find 4 keys: Edit, Add, Delete, and Save. To add a new patient press the "ADD" key and type in the last name of the patient. Please do not use commas in this field. You may then move to the first name entry box by either pressing the TAB button or by moving the mouse cursor to the next field and single clicking your mouse. After entering the client's first name again press TAB or use the mouse to enter a middle initial (optional). Again hit the TAB key or use your mouse to enter the client's name, and similarly, sex, entering either M or F. The default values of 0 for age and M for sex should be changed to those of the specific client. A referral source (optional) can also be entered. When all demographic data is entered, press the "SAVE" key which will be the only key that is darkened. The "EDIT" key is used to make changes in the Demographic information of the displayed case once it has already been saved. For example, if you mistyped a name and have already saved the information, you can press and "EDIT" key, make any necessary changes and then press the "SAVE" key to permanently correct your entry. When initially entering data, prior to first saving the entry, changes can be made without use of the "EDIT" button. In a similar manner you may Delete the specific case shown in the Client Information Management field by pressing the "DELETE" key. This will delete testing information from all testing sessions for the individual whose name is shown in the Demographic field. Please note this permanently deletes all of the person's records including all prior test sessions. AFTER ENTERING A CLIENT, YOU NEXT GO TO THE MIDDLE DATA ENTRY FIELD TO ENTER TEST SCORES, SEE SELECTING TESTS TO ENTER. FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) The lower box is used to move between existing cases. Cases are automatically saved in alphabetical order. Information for existing clients can be retrieved either through use of a scroll bar that drops when the arrow at the left hand corner of the Last Name field is clicked, or by the use of four arrows at the bottom of the field. The single arrows will move through cases alphabetically one person at a time in the direction of the arrow, while the double arrows will move either to the start or to the end of the alphabet. You can then add new test data or can reopen or edit existing data or reports. Use the sequence selection buttons (SEE BELOW) to go to the testing session that you want and either press the VIEW TEST SCORES key to display the test scores for that individual for the selected test date (which then can be edited), or press the RESULTS button to call up an existing test report without using additional test uses. FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) You may enter which tests you wish to enter in two ways.
After choosing which tests to interpret, the PSYCH SUITE 4 Data Entry screen will appear. A SELECT NEW BATTERY BUTTON exists on the right toolbar if you wish to return to the BATTERY SELECTION SCREEN and select an alternate battery. DATA ENTRY SCREEN FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format)  A DATA ENTRY SCREEN that lists only the tests or portions of tests that you have selected will replace the Test Selection Screen after you click on the ENTER TESTS button. If you failed to have selected tests or parts of tests that you have administered, click the "RESELECT TESTS" button which replaces the "VIEW TEST SCORES" button on the far right taskbar once the DATA ENTRY SCREEN is opened. This will return the middle screen to the Select Tests Screen. Before doing this, if you have already begun entering test scores, please save this information by clicking on the save button on the upper right before clicking on the RESELECT TEST button or your data will be lost. Then re-chose the tests to enter, press the ENTER TESTS button and press the EDIT button to add additional test scores. To enter scores, press the "ADD" button on the extreme upper part of the Taskbar in the extreme right field. All scales will initially be given a score of 999, the missing values number. Please leave the score at 999 if a test or a part of a test has not been given. Enter the correct scores for each variable listed as per this manual's instruction (see Appendix A and C for which scales to enter). Key in the correct test score and press Enter on your keyboard to automatically move to the next variable on the variable list. It is essential that the V (Validity) score be entered for the MCMI and MACI. The V score ranges between 0 and 4, with it being 0 or 1 for valid tests. Unless the V score is entered, all other MCMI/MACI scores will be read as missing data and the report will be invalid. Before the file is saved, you may want to scroll up and down the list of entered scores to verify that all entries are correct and make necessary corrections. You do not have to use the EDIT button to make changed until after the data has been saved. The EDIT button may then be used at any time after the data has been saved to correct mistakes. Date of testing should also be entered at this time by CLICKING on “date of testing” box in the upper extreme right field with the mouse and typing in the date of test administration. If you do not do this, then the date of processing will be entered as the administration date. The date of report generation is automatically include in all PSYCH SCREEN reports, though you can edit this later if you desire. After all Data is entered, CLICK on the "SAVE" button in the upperTaskbar section. Once saved, permanent changes in the data can be made by CLICKING on the "EDIT" button, making changes while in the edit mode and then pressing the "SAVE" button after all corrections have been made. Test results from a single displayed session may be deleted by using the "DELETE" key with all other test sessions for the current client retained. GENERATING TEST REPORTS WITH THE TASKBAR FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) Once data has been entered and saved, the Task Bar in the extreme right hand field comes into play. INTERPRET BUTTON: The top button, "INTERPRET," when pressed will generate a new report based on the person and test data that are displayed on the computer at that time. Every time the INTERPRET button is pressed, one use will be subtracted from your use count. Make sure that you have the correct person and test scores entered before pressing the "INTERPRET" button. In many batteries, after the "INTERPRET" button is pressed, another screen will appear in the middle allowing you to select from three reports of different lengths including: Comprehensive: prints both the Regular and Summary reports together so that you can quickly access basic test findings. After pressing which report that you would like, PSYCH SUITE 4 will generate a report which will be displayed either in WordPad (default) or the word processor, such as WORD, that you specify via the USES button. You may then edit a report to your clinical likings and then print or import the text into another document. PLEASE BE PATIENT DUE TO THE COMPLEXITY AND THOROUGHNESS OF THE PSYCH SUITE 4 PROGRAM IT CAN TAKE ABOUT 45 SECONDS TO PROCESS ON A PENTIUM 166. A PROGRESS BAR IS DISPLAYED DURING PROCESSING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. THIS BAR MAY MOVE IN JUMPS AND MAY STAY STILL IN PLACES OF INTENSIVE CALCULATIONS. YOU MAY EDIT REPORTS IN ANY WAY YOU PLEASE using any word processor and then print as many copies of the report as you want. Findings can easily be exported into other psychological reports RESULTS BUTTON: Reports are saved in a database and may be accessed via the "RESULTS" button at a later date without using additional Test Interpretations. You may use the "RESULTS" button to call up old reports as often as you like without being charged for an additional Test Interpretation. To use the "RESULTS" button, simply set the Demographic Management field to the right client by use of the scroll bar or arrows and the Data Entry field to the correct Sequence Number for the Test Date of the report that you desire to print. Once this is done, pressing the "RESULTS" button will activate your word processer so that you can edit or print the report. Reports from clients or test sessions that have been deleted will not be available for access via the "RESULTS" button. USES BUTTON: The "USE" button is a way of determining how many authorized uses remain, as well as showing you the Update Key number that is needed to order additional Interpretative reports. This key number changes every time that uses are added. Call PSYCH SCREEN, INC. at (800) 588-9412 to get an authorization code that will add a specific number of uses to your use count. This button is also used to select the default word processor of your choice. MANUAL/HELP BUTTON: The "HELP/MANUAL" button allows you either to access this manual or use our help system. VIEW TESTS SCORES/RESELECT TESTS BUTTON: This button toggles between two functions. The VIEW TEST SCORES button allows you to open the data entry screen for past test sessions, showing you the data for the displayed person and sequence number (test session). Once you begin to enter a new test session by pressing the ENTER TESTS button, the “RESELECT TESTS” button automatically appears so that you can reset the middle Data Entry screen to the Test Selection screen in order to add tests that you have administered, but accidentally failed to initially include. After selecting the right tests, again press the ENTER TESTS button. ABOUT BUTTON: The "ABOUT" button tells you which version of PSYCH SCREEN that you are presently using. EXIT BUTTON: The "EXIT" button will return you to the Welcome/Battery Select Screen where you may choose another PSYCHSUITE age version, start an unlimited use single test program or exit to Windows. Once interpreted, reports are shown in the word processor that you selected on the USES Button. You may edit them as you like and save the report. Prior reports are always available for free through use of the RESULTS Button. Alternately you may cut and paste sections of the reports into other documents such as a psychosocial history. FOR VIRTUAL TOUR, CLICK HERE (self-extracting exe or scm format) The upper part of the Taskbar is for managing the DATA ENTRY field. It has arrow keys to move between test and retest sessions that work like the Client selection part of the Client Information Management field. After each time a series of test scores are entered, a Sequence number is automatically assigned to enter scores from retesting of the same client to the database at a later date. The initial time you enter a test administration the sequence number is one, with latter retests automatically being assigned the next available Sequence number depending on the number of times that you have previously tested the same client. Add, Delete, Edit and Save keys that work similarly to those in the Demographic Information Management field are below the session movement keys. The ADD button is used to enter a new test session (retesting of same client at a latter date), with the EDIT button allowing you to edit test scores once they have been saved. After adding a new test session or editing an existing one, you must use the SAVE button to save data. The DELETE button will delete only the testing session that is shown, leaving data from all other testing sessions for the particular client intact. The specific Test results that are entered depend on which PSYCH SCREEN Version and which tests you use. Any combination of tests within a battery may be entered based on clinical judgment, see Appendix A and C for each test battery. Due to copyright laws, tests must be either hand scored using templates available from each Test Publisher, or scored on software sold by the test-publishing firm. For the Shipley Institute of Living Scale enter the Raw Vocabulary Score and the Abstraction score, a number between 0 and 40 (THE ABSTRACTION SCORE IS TWICE THE NUMBER OF CORRECT ANSWERS ON THE BACKSIDE OF THE SHIPLEY). For the Matrix Reasoning subtest utilize the STANDARD SCORE (0-18) obtainable from the WAIS-III manual. For the Millon family, including the MCMI III, MCMI II or MACI, enter the corrected Final Base Rate scores for all variables other than V, with this being the Raw V number. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT A V SCORE BE ENTERED OR ALL OTHER DATA WILL BE READ AS MISSING. Information from the MCMI II may be used if you enter Base Rate scores of 50 for the two scales (Depressive Personality Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) that are on the MCMI III, but not the MCMI II. The MMPI, PAI, DAP/TSCC, Jesness, DSFI and STAXI-2 give T scores. Raw scores are entered for the SASSI, MSI and LSI-R. It is essential that you enter the right type of scores in the Test Data field: Be careful to enter the right scores, especially when first using PSYCH SUITE 4, or the results will be invalid. To repeat:
Scores for any tests not given an individual should be left at 999, the Missing Values number, which is the default entry for each score. See Appendix C for a review of computer variable names and scale score names for each PSYCH SCREEN version. WE HOPE THAT THIS MANUAL ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT PSYCH SCREEN, INC.'S FAMILY OF TESTS. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL US FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT (800) 588-9412. OUR ADDRESS IS 370 STARK ROAD, MILTON, WI 53563 EMAIL US AT info@psychscreen.com WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR FEEDBACK. PLEASE CALL US WITH ANY SUGGESTIONS/COMMENTS AS PSYCH SCREEN IS AN EVOLVING PRODUCT. HELP US MAKE OUR REPORTS BETTER. PSYCHSUITE BATTERY TEST COMPOSITION Any combination of the following tests can be used in each PSYCHSUITE Version: PSYCHSUITE Adult (18+)
PSYCHSUITE Adolescents (12-18)
Psychsuite Child (under 13)
*Minimum suggested screening battery PSYCH SUITE will produce a report given any combination of the above tests. At times you may wish to shorten the battery by leaving out specific tests. However, the more tests given, the more comprehensive and accurate the report that is generated. TEST PUBLISHERS POSIT National Institute on Drug Abuse Treatment Research Branch Attn Elizabeth Rahdert, Ph.D. 6001 Executive Blvd. Bethesda, MD 20892-9563 (301) 443-0107 Shipley Institute of Living Scale, PIY, PIC Western Psychological Services Publishers and Distributors 12031 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90025-1251 (800) 222-2670 MMPI Million Clinical Multiaxial Inventory National Computer Systems, Inc. P.O. Box 1416 Minneapolis, MN 55440 (800) 627-7271 Substance Abuse Subtle Screening lnventory The SASSI Institute P.O. Box 5069 Bloomington, IN 47407 (800) 726-0526 Personality Assessment Inventory State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory-2 Traumatic Symptom Checklist Detailed Assessment of Post Traumatic Stress PAR, Inc. P.O. Box 998 Odessa, FL 33556 (800) 331-8378 Level of Service Inventory-Revised Jesness Inventory Multi Health Systems 408 Niagara Falls Boulevard North Tonawanda, NY 14120-2060 (800) 456-3003 Multiphasic Sex Inventory Nichols and Molinder 437 Bowes Drive Tacoma, WA 98466 (253) 565-4539 DSFI Clinical Psychometric Research, 228 Wine Spring Lane, Baltimore, MD 21204 (410) 321-6165 PACL 21st Century Assessments P.O. Box 608 Pasadena, CA 91031 (800) 374-2100 VARIABLES IN THE SCREENING BATTERIES APPENDIX C1 VARIABLES IN THE ADULT SCREENING BATTERY COMPUTER NAME SCALE NAME ENTER SHIPLEY INSITUTE OF LIVING SCALE: VOC Vocabulary RAW SCORE AB Abstraction 2 X RAW SCORE WAIS-III: MATRIX Matrix Reasoning Standard Score MILLON CLINICAL MULTIAXIAL INVENTORY - III (MCMI-III): V Validity RAW SCORE DISCLS Disclosure BASE RATE SCORE DESIRE Desirability BASE RATE SCORE DBASE Debasement BASE RATE SCORE SCH Schizoid BASE RATE SCORE AVD Avoidant BASE RATE SCORE DEPSIV* Depressive BASE RATE SCORE DEP Dependent BASE RATE SCORE HIS Histrionic BASE RATE SCORE NAR Narcissistic BASE RATE SCORE ANT Antisocial BASE RATE SCORE AGR Aggression/Sadistic BASE RATE SCORE OBS Obsessive/Compulsive BASE RATE SCORE PAG Passive/Aggressive BASE RATE SCORE SLFDEF Self defeating BASE RATE SCORE SCHTYP Schizotypal BASE RATE SCORE BRDL Borderline BASE RATE SCORE PARA Paranoid BASE RATE SCORE ANX Anxiety BASE RATE SCORE SOM Somatoform BASE RATE SCORE MANIC Hypomania BASE RATE SCORE DEPR Dysthymia BASE RATE SCORE ALCH Alcohol Dependence BASE RATE SCORE DRUG Drug Dependence BASE RATE SCORE PTSD* Post Traumatic Stress BASE RATE SCORE TGHTDIS Thought Disorder BASE RATE SCORE MAJDEP Major Depression BASE RATE SCORE DEL Delusional Disorder BASE RATE SCORE * IN MCMI-III ONLY, ENTER 50 FOR MCMI-II SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBTLE SCREENING INVENTORY – 3 (SASSI- 3): FVOA Face Valid Alcohol RAW SCORE FVOD Face Valid Drugs RAW SCORE OAT Obvious Attributes RAW SCORE SAT Subtle Attributes RAW SCORE SYM Family/Friends RAW SCORE DEF Defensiveness RAW SCORE SAM Sup. Addiction Measure RAW SCORE RAP Random Answering Pat. RAW SCORE STATE-TRAIT ANGER EXPRESSION INVENTORY - 2 (STAXI-2): SANG State Anger T-SCORE SANGF State Angry Feelings T-SCORE SANGV State Pressures to Verbal express T-SCORE SANGP State Pressures to Verbal express T-SCORE TANG Trait Anger T-SCORE TANGT Trait Anger T T-SCORE TANGR Trait Anger R T-SCORE AXI Anger Expression In T-SCORE AXO Anger Expression Out T-SCORE ACI Anger Control In T-SCORE ACO Anger Control Out T-SCORE AXINDEX Anger Experience T-SCORE DETAILED ASSESSMENT OF POST TRAUMATIC STRESS (DAP): MVA Traumatic Event: Motor Vehicle accident 1 = yes, 2 = no DIS Traumatic Event: Natural disaster 1 = yes, 2 = no ACC Traumatic Event: Accident 1 = yes, 2 = no VIOL Traumatic Event: Violence 1 = yes, 2 = no THR Traumatic Event: Threats of violence 1 = yes, 2 = no HOM Traumatic Event: Homicide attempt 1 = yes, 2 = no WAR Traumatic Event: War 1 = yes, 2 = no ROB Traumatic Event: Robbery 1 = yes, 2 = no SA Traumatic Event: Sexual abuse 1 = yes, 2 = no CSA Traumatic Event: Childhood sexual abuse 1 = yes, 2 = no OTH Traumatic Event: Other experience 1 = yes, 2 = no WIT Traumatic Event: Witness violence 1 = yes, 2 = no CPA Traumatic Event: Childhood physical abuse 1 = yes, 2 = no ONSET Onset of Index Event 1 thru 5 PB Positive bias T-SCORE NB Negative bias T-SCORE RTE Relative Trauma Exposure T-SCORE PDST PeriTraumatic Distress T-SCORE PDIS PeriTraumatic Dissociation T-SCORE RELIV Reexperiencing T-SCORE AV Avoidance T-SCORE AR Hyper arousal T-SCORE PTST Post Traumatic Stress - Total T-SCORE IMP Post Traumatic Impairment T-SCORE TDIS Trauma Specific Dissociation T-SCORE SUB Substance Abuse T-SCORE SUI Suicidality T-SCORE JESNESS INVENTORY (JI) SMAL Social Maladjustment T-SCORE VALUES Value Orientation T-SCORE IMAT Immaturity T-SCORE AUTISM Autism T-SCORE ALIEN Alienation T-SCORE MANANGR Manifest Anger T-SCORE WITHDRAWAL Withdrawal T-SCORE SOCANX Social Anxiety T-SCORE REPRESS Repression T-SCORE DENIAL Denial T-SCORE ASOCIAL Asocial Index T-SCORE AA Under socialized Active T-SCORE AP Under socialized Passive T-SCORE CFM Conformist T-SCORE CFC Group Oriented T-SCORE MP Pragmatist/Manipulative T-SCORE NA Autonomy Oriented T-SCORE NX Introspective T-SCORE SE Situational/Inhibited T-SCORE CI Adaptive/Cultural Identifier T-SCORE LEVEL OF SERVICES INVENTORY REVISED: LSI_TOTAL Total LSI-R Score RAW SCORE CRIMINAL_HISTORY RAW SCORE EDUCATION_EMPLOYMENT RAW SCORE FINANCIAL RAW SCORE FAMILY_MARITAL RAW SCORE ACCOMMODATION RAW SCORE LEISURE_RECREATION RAW SCORE COMPANIONS RAW SCORE ALCOHOL_DRUGS RAW SCORE EMOTIONAL_PERSONAL RAW SCORE ATTITUDES_ORIENATION RAW SCORE DEROGATIS SEXUAL FUNCTIONING INVENTORY (DSFI): SINF Sexual Information T-SCORE SEXP Sexual Experience T-SCORE SDRIV Sex Drive T-SCORE SINF Sexual Information T-SCORE SEXP Sexual Experience T-SCORE SDRIV Sex Drive T-SCORE SATT Sexual Attitude T-SCORE SROLE Sex Role T-SCORE SFANT Sexual Fantasy T-SCORE SBODY Body Satisfaction T-SCORE SSATIS Overall Sexual Satisfaction T-SCORE MULTIPHASIC SEX INVENTORY - ADULT: SOCSEX Social/Sexual Desirability RAW SCORE SEXOBS Sexual Obsessions RAW SCORE SEXKNW Sex Knowledge and Beliefs RAW SCORE COGDIS Cognitive Distortion/Immaturity RAW SCORE JUSTIF Justifications RAW SCORE TRT Treatment Attitudes RAW SCORE CHMOL Child Molest RAW SCORE CHFANT Child Fantasy RAW SCORE CHCRUIS Child Cruising RAW SCORE CHASSAUL Child Sexual Assault RAW SCORE CHAG Child Aggravated Assault RAW SCORE INCEST Incest Type RAW SCORE BOY Gender Type RAW SCORE GIRL Gender Type RAW SCORE RAPE Rape Scale RAW SCORE RFANT Rape Fantasy RAW SCORE RCRUISE Rape Cruising RAW SCORE RASSAUL Rape Sexual Assault RAW SCORE RAG Rape Aggravated Assault RAW SCORE SADOMAS Sado-masochism. RAW SCORE EXHIB Overall Exhibitionism RAW SCORE EXFANT Exhibitionistic Fantasy RAW SCORE EXCRUISE Exhibitionistic Cruising RAW SCORE EXASSAUL Exhibitionistic Assault RAW SCORE EXAD Advanced Exhibitionistic Assault RAW SCORE FETISH Fetishes RAW SCORE VOYER Voyeurism RAW SCORE OBSCENE Obscene Phone Calls RAW SCORE BOND Bondage RAW SCORE SADO Sadism RAW SCORE SEXINAD Sexual Inadequacies RAW SCORE PREJAC Premature Ejaculation RAW SCORE PHYSDIS Physical Disabilities RAW SCORE IMPOT Impotence RAW SCORE MMPI-2 VALIDITY AND BASIC SCALES: VRIN T-SCORE TRIN T-SCORE TF 1=Y, 2=F F T-SCORE FB T-SCORE FP T-SCORE L T-SCORE K T-SCORE S Superlative Self Presentation T-SCORE S1 Beliefs in Human Goodness T-SCORE S2 Serenity T-SCORE S3 Contentment with Life T-SCORE S4 Patience and Denial of Irritability and Anger T-SCORE S5 Denial of Moral Flaws T-SCORE 1 HS Hypochondriasis T-SCORE 2 D Depression T-SCORE 3 HY Conversion Hysteria T-SCORE 4 PD Psychopathic Deviate T-SCORE 5 MF MasculinityFemininity T-SCORE 6 PA Paranoia T-SCORE 7 PT Psychasthenia T-SCORE 8 SC Schizophrenia T-SCORE 9 MA Hypomania T-SCORE 0 SI Social Introversion T-SCORE MMPI2 BASIC SUPPLEMENTARY SCALES: MACR MacAndrew Revised T-SCORE AAS Addiction Admission T-SCORE APS Addiction Potential T-SCORE PK PTSD/Keane T-SCORE MDS Marital Distress T-SCORE MMPI2 CONTENT SCALES: ANX Anxiety T-SCORE FRS Fears T-SCORE OBS Obsessiveness T-SCORE DEP Depression T-SCORE HEA Health Concerns T-SCORE BIZ Bizarre Mentation T-SCORE ANG Anger T-SCORE CYN Cynicism T-SCORE ASP Antisocial Practices T-SCORE TPA Type A T-SCORE LSE Low Self-Esteem T-SCORE SOD Social Discomfort T-SCORE FAM Family Problems T-SCORE WRK Work Interference T-SCORE MMPI2 EXTENDED SUPPLEMENTARY SCALES: A Anxiety T-SCORE R Repression T-SCORE ES Ego Strength T-SCORE DO Dominance T-SCORE RE Social Responsibility T-SCORE HO Hostility T-SCORE OH Over controlled Hostility T-SCORE PSYC Psychoticism T-SCORE DISC Disconstraint T-SCORE NEGE Negative Emotionality/Neuroticism T-SCORE INTR Introversion/Low Positive Emotionality T-SCORE PSYC Psychoticism T-SCORE DISC Disconstraint T-SCORE NEGE Negative Emotionality/Neuroticism T-SCORE INTR Introversion/Low Positive Emotionality T-SCORE MMPI-2 HARRIS LINGOES SUBSCALES: D1 T-SCORE D2 T-SCORE D3 T-SCORE D4 T-SCORE D5 T-SCORE HY1 T-SCORE HY2 T-SCORE HY3 T-SCORE HY4 T-SCORE HY5 T-SCORE PD1 T-SCORE PD2 T-SCORE PD3 T-SCORE PD4 T-SCORE PD5 T-SCORE PA1 T-SCORE PA2 T-SCORE PA3 T-SCORE SC1 T-SCORE SC2 T-SCORE SC3 T-SCORE SC4 T-SCORE SC5 T-SCORE SC6 T-SCORE MA1 T-SCORE MA2 T-SCORE MA3 T-SCORE MA4 T-SCORE SI1 T-SCORE SI2 T-SCORE SI3 T-SCORE MMPI2 CONTENT COMPONENT SCALES: FRS1 Fears: Generalized Fearfulness T-SCORE FRS2 Fears: Multiple Fears T-SCORE DEP1 Depression: Lack of Drive T-SCORE DEP2 Depression: Dysphoria T-SCORE DEP3 Depression: Self-Depreciation T-SCORE DEP4 Depression: Suicidal Ideation T-SCORE HEA1 Health Concerns: Gastrointestinal Symptoms T-SCORE HEA2 Health Concerns: Neurological Symptoms T-SCORE HEA3 Health Concerns: General Health Concerns T-SCORE BIZ1 Bizarre Mentation: Psychotic Symptomatology T-SCORE BIZ2 Bizarre Mentation: Schizotypal Characteristics T-SCORE ANG1 Anger: Explosive Behavior T-SCORE ANG2 Anger: Irritability T-SCORE CYN1 Cynicism: Misanthropic Beliefs T-SCORE CYN2 Cynicism: Interpersonal Suspiciousness T-SCORE ASP1 Antisocial Practices: Antisocial Attitudes T-SCORE ASP2 Antisocial Practices: Antisocial Behavior T-SCORE TPA1 Type A: Impatience T-SCORE TPA2 Type A: Competitive Drive T-SCORE LSE1 Low Self-Esteem: Self Doubt T-SCORE LSE2 Low Self-Esteem: Submissiveness T-SCORE SOD1 Social Discomfort: Introversion T-SCORE SOD2 Social Discomfort: Shyness T-SCORE FAM1 Family Problems: Family Discord T-SCORE FAM2 Family Problems: Familial Alienation T-SCORE TRT1 Negative Treatment Indicators: Low Motivation T-SCORE TRT2 Negative Treatment Indicators: Inability to Disclose T-SCORE PAI FULL SCALES: PAI_ICN Inconsistency T-SCORE PAI_INF Infrequency T-SCORE PAI_NIM Negative Impression Management T-SCORE PAI_PIM Positive Impression Management T-SCORE PAI_SOM Somatic Complaints T-SCORE PAI_ANX Anxiety T-SCORE PAI_ARD Anxiety Related Disorder T-SCORE PAI_DEP Depression T-SCORE PAI_MAN Mania T-SCORE PAI_PAR Paranoia T-SCORE PAI_SCZ Schizophrenia T-SCORE PAI_BOR Borderline T-SCORE PAI_ANT Antisocial T-SCORE PAI_ALC Alcohol T-SCORE PAI_DRG Drug T-SCORE PAI_AGG Aggression T-SCORE PAI_SUI Suicide T-SCORE PAI_STR Stress T-SCORE PAI_NON Nonsupport T-SCORE PAI_RXR Treatment Resistance T-SCORE PAI_DOM Dominance T-SCORE PAI_WRM Warmth T-SCORE PAI SUB SCALES: PAI_SOM_C Conversion T-SCORE PAI_SOM_S Somatization T-SCORE PAI_SOM_H Health Concerns T-SCORE PAI_ANX_C Cognitive T-SCORE PAI_ANX_A Affective T-SCORE PAI_ANX_P Physiological T-SCORE PAI_ARD_O Obsessive Compulsive T-SCORE PAI_ARD_P Phobia T-SCORE PAI_ARD_T PTSD T-SCORE PAI_DEP_C Cognitive T-SCORE PAI_DEP_A Affective T-SCORE PAI_DEP_P Physiological T-SCORE PAI_MAN_A Activity Level T-SCORE PAI_MAN_G Grandiosity T-SCORE PAI_MAN_I Irritability T-SCORE PAI_PAR_H Hypervigelence T-SCORE PAI_PAR_P Persecution T-SCORE PAI_PAR_R Resentment T-SCORE PAI_SCZ_P Psychotic T-SCORE PAI_SCZ_S Social Detachment T-SCORE PAI_SCZ_T Thought Disorder T-SCORE PAI_BOR_A Affective Instability T-SCORE PAI_BOR_I Identity T-SCORE PAI_BOR_N Negative Relationships T-SCORE PAI_BOR_S Self-Harm T-SCORE PAI_ANT_A Antisocial Behavior T-SCORE PAI_ANT_E Egocentricity T-SCORE PAI_ANT_S Stimulus Seeking T-SCORE PAI_AGG_A_ Aggressive Attitude T-SCORE PAI_AGG_V Verbal Aggression T-SCORE PAI_AGG_P Physical Aggression T-SCORE VARIABLES IN THE ADOLESCENT SCREENING BATTERY COMPUTER NAME SCALE NAME ENTER SHIPLEY INSITUTE OF LIVING SCALE: VOC Vocabulary RAW SCORE AB Abstraction 2 X RAW SCORE WAIS-III: MATRIX Matrix Reasoning Standard Score MILLON ADOLESCENT CLINICAL INVENTORY (MACI): V Validity RAW SCORE DISC Disclosure BASE RATE SCORE DESIRE Desirability BASE RATE SCORE DBASE Debasement BASE RATE SCORE INT Introverted/Schizoid BASE RATE SCORE INH Inhibited/Avoidant BASE RATE SCORE DOLE Dysthymic/Depressive BASE RATE SCORE SUB Submissive/Dependent BASE RATE SCORE DRM Dramatic/Histrionic BASE RATE SCORE EGO Egotistical/Narcissistic BASE RATE SCORE ANT Antisocial BASE RATE SCORE AGR Aggression/Sadistic BASE RATE SCORE CNF Conforming/ Obsessive-Compulsive BASE RATE SCORE OPP Oppositional/Passive/Aggressive BASE RATE SCORE SDEM Self-Demeaning BASE RATE SCORE ID Identity Confusion/ Borderline BASE RATE SCORE SDEVL Self Devaluation BASE RATE SCORE BDIS Body Dissatisfaction BASE RATE SCORE SEXDIS Sexual Dissatisfaction BASE RATE SCORE PINSEC Peer Insecurity BASE RATE SCORE SOCINSENS Social Insensitivity BASE RATE SCORE FAMDIS Family Dysfunction BASE RATE SCORE CHILDAB Child Abuse Thoughts BASE RATE SCORE EATDYS Eating Disorder BASE RATE SCORE AODA Alcohol/Drug BASE RATE SCORE DELIN Delinquency BASE RATE SCORE IMP Impulsivity BASE RATE SCORE ANX Anxiety BASE RATE SCORE DEP Depression BASE RATE SCORE SUICIDE Suicide BASE RATE SCORE SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBTLE SCREENING INVENTORY - ADOLESCENT (SASSI-A): FVOA Face Valid Alcohol RAW SCORE FVOD Face Valid Drugs RAW SCORE FRISK Family and Social System Use RAW SCORE ATT Pro Use Attitudes RAW SCORE SYM Addictive Symptoms RAW SCORE OAT Obvious Attributes RAW SCORE SAT Subtle Attributes RAW SCORE DEF Defensiveness RAW SCORE SAM Supplemental Defensiveness RAW SCORE RAP Random Answering Pattern RAW SCORE VAL Validity RAW SCORE SCS Secondary Classification Scale RAW SCORE STATE-TRAIT ANGER EXPRESSION INVENTORY - 2 (STAXI-2): SANG State Anger T-SCORE SANGF State Angry Feelings T-SCORE SANGV State Pressures to Verbal express T-SCORE SANGP State Pressures to Verbal express T-SCORE TANG Trait Anger T-SCORE TANGT Trait Anger T T-SCORE TANGR Trait Anger R T-SCORE AXI Anger Expression In T-SCORE AXO Anger Expression Out T-SCORE ACI Anger Control In T-SCORE ACO Anger Control Out T-SCORE AXINDEX Anger Experience T-SCORE TRAUMATIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST FOR CHILDREN: UND Underresponse T-Score HYP Hyperresponse T-Score ANXS Anxiety T-Score DEPRS Depression T-Score ANGR Anger T-Score PTS Post Traumatic Stress T-Score DIS Dissociation T-Score DISO Dissociation - Overt T-Score DISF Dissociation - Fantasy T-Score SEXCON Sexual Concerns T-Score SEXCONP Sexual Concerns - Preoccupation T-Score SEXCOND Sexual Concerns - Distress T-Score JESNESS INVENTORY (JI): SMAL Social Maladjustment T-SCORE VALUES Value Orientation T-SCORE IMAT Immaturity T-SCORE AUTISM Autism T-SCORE ALIEN Alienation T-SCORE MANANGR Manifest Anger T-SCORE WITHDRAWAL Withdrawal T-SCORE SOCANX Social Anxiety T-SCORE REPRESS Repression T-SCORE DENIAL Denial T-SCORE ASOCIAL Asocial Index T-SCORE AA Under socialized Active T-SCORE AP Under socialized Passive T-SCORE CFM Conformist T-SCORE CFC Group Oriented T-SCORE MP Pragmatist/Manipulative T-SCORE NA Autonomy Oriented T-SCORE NX Introspective T-SCORE SE Situational/Inhibited T-SCORE CI Adaptive/Cultural Identifier T-SCORE PROBLEM ORIENTED SCREENING BATTERY FOR TEENAGERS (POSIT): SUBSTANCE_USE_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE PHYSICAL_HEALTH_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE MENTAL_HEALTH_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE FAMILY_RELATIONSHIPS_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE PEER_RELATIONSHIPS_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE EDUCATIONAL_STATUS_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE VOCATIONAL_STATUS_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE SOCIAL_SKILLS_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE LEISURE_RECREATIONAL_PROBLEMS RAW SCORE AGGRESSIVE_BEHAVIOR/DELIQUENCY RAW SCORE DEROGATIS SEXUAL FUNCTIONING INVENTORY (DSFI): SINF Sexual Information T-SCORE SEXP Sexual Experience T-SCORE SDRIV Sex Drive T-SCORE SINF Sexual Information T-SCORE SEXP Sexual Experience T-SCORE SDRIV Sex Drive T-SCORE SATT Sexual Attitude T-SCORE SROLE Sex Role T-SCORE SFANT Sexual Fantasy T-SCORE SBODY Body Satisfaction T-SCORE SSATIS Overall Sexual Satisfaction T-SCORE MULTIPHASIC SEX INVENTORY - ADOLESCENT: SOCSEX Social/Sexual Desirability RAW SCORE SEXOBS Sexual Obsessions RAW SCORE SEXKNW Sex Knowledge and Beliefs RAW SCORE COGDIS Cognitive Distortion/Immaturity RAW SCORE JUSTIF Justifications RAW SCORE TRT Treatment Attitudes RAW SCORE CHMOL Child Molest RAW SCORE CHFANT Child Fantasy RAW SCORE CHCRUISE Child Cruising RAW SCORE CHASSAUL Child Sexual Assault RAW SCORE CHAG Child Aggravated Assault RAW SCORE INCEST Incest Type RAW SCORE BOY Gender Type RAW SCORE GIRL Gender Type RAW SCORE RAPE Rape Scale RAW SCORE RFANT Rape Fantasy RAW SCORE RCRUISE Rape Cruising RAW SCORE RASSAUL Rape Sexual Assault RAW SCORE RAG Rape Aggravated Assault RAW SCORE SADOMAS Sado-masochism. RAW SCORE EXHIB Overall Exhibitionism RAW SCORE EXFANT Exhibitionistic Fantasy RAW SCORE EXCRUISE Exhibitionistic Cruising RAW SCORE EXASSAUL Exhibitionistic Assault RAW SCORE EXAD Advanced Exhibitionistic Assault RAW SCORE FETISH Fetishes RAW SCORE VOYER Voyeurism RAW SCORE OBSCENE Obscene Phone Calls RAW SCORE BOND Bondage RAW SCORE SADO Sadism RAW SCORE PHYSDIS Physical Disabilities RAW SCORE IMPOT Impotence RAW SCORE MMPI-A VALIDITY AND CLINICAL SCALES: QUES RAW SCORE L T-SCORE F T-SCORE F1 T-SCORE F2 T-SCORE K T-SCORE TRIN T-SCORE TF M = 1, F= 2 VRIN T-SCORE HS T-SCORE D T-SCORE HY T-SCORE PD T-SCORE MF T-SCORE PA T-SCORE PT T-SCORE SC T-SCORE MA T-SCORE SI T-SCORE MMPI-A HARRIS LINGOES SUBSCALES: D1 T-SCORE D2 T-SCORE D3 T-SCORE D4 T-SCORE D5 T-SCORE HY1 T-SCORE HY2 T-SCORE HY3 T-SCORE HY4 T-SCORE HY5 T-SCORE PD1 T-SCORE PD2 T-SCORE PD3 T-SCORE PD4 T-SCORE PD5 T-SCORE PA1 T-SCORE PA2 T-SCORE PA3 T-SCORE SC1 T-SCORE SC2 T-SCORE SC3 T-SCORE SC4 T-SCORE SC5 T-SCORE SC6 T-SCORE MA1 T-SCORE MA2 T-SCORE MA3 T-SCORE MA4 T-SCORE SI1 T-SCORE SI2 T-SCORE SI3 T-SCORE MMPI-A SUPPLEMENTARY SCALES: A T-SCORE R T-SCORE IMM T-SCORE MACR T-SCORE PRO T-SCORE ACK T-SCORE MMPI-A CONTENT SCALES: ANX T-SCORE OBS T-SCORE DEP T-SCORE HEA T-SCORE ALN T-SCORE BIZ T-SCORE ANG T-SCORE CYN T-SCORE CON T-SCORE LSE T-SCORE LAS T-SCORE SOD T-SCORE FAM T-SCORE SCH T-SCORE TRT T-SCORE VARIABLES IN THE CHILD SCREENING BATTERY COMPUTER NAME SCALE NAME ENTER PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR CHILDREN-2 ADULT RATER I (PIC - 2 MOTHER): INC_MO T SCORE FB_MO T SCORE DEF_MO T SCORE COG_MO T SCORE COG1_MO T SCORE COG2_MO T SCORE COG3_MO T SCORE ADH_MO T SCORE ADH1_MO T SCORE ADH2_MO T SCORE DLQ_MO T SCORE DLQ1_MO T SCORE DLQ2_MO T SCORE DLQ3_MO T SCORE FAM_MO T SCORE FAM1_MO T SCORE FAM2_MO T SCORE RLT_MO T SCORE RLT1_MO T SCORE RLT2_MO T SCORE SOM_MO T SCORE SOM1_MO T SCORE SOM2_MO T SCORE DIS_MO T SCORE DIS1_MO T SCORE DIS2_MO T SCORE DIS3_MO T SCORE WDL_MO T SCORE WDL1_MO T SCORE WDL2_MO T SCORE SSK_MO T SCORE SSK1_MO T SCORE SSK2_MO T SCORE PIC2 BEHAVIORAL SUMMARY MOTHER RATINGS AS MOTHER: INC_S_MO T SCORE FB_S_MO T SCORE DEF_S_MO T SCORE ADH_S_MO T SCORE DLQ_S_MO T SCORE FAM_S_MO T SCORE RLT_S_MO T SCORE SOM_S_MO T SCORE DIS_S_MO T SCORE WDL_S_MO T SCORE SSK_S_MO T SCORE EXTERNALIZATION_S_MO T SCORE INTERNALIZATION_S_MO T SCORE SOCIAL_ADJUSTMENT_S_MO T SCORE TOTAL_S_MO T SCORE TRAUMATIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST FOR CHILDREN ADULT RATER 1 AS MOTHER: UND_MO Underresponse T-Score HYP_MO Hyperresponse T-Score ANXS_MO Anxiety T-Score DEPRS_MO Depression T-Score ANGR_MO Anger T-Score PTS_MO Post Traumatic Stress T-Score DIS_MO Dissociation T-Score DISO_MO Dissociation - Overt T-Score DISF_MO Dissociation-_ Fantasy T-Score SEXCON_MO Sexual Concerns T-Score SEXCONP_MO Sexual Concerns - Preoccupation T-Score SEXCOND_MO Sexual Concerns - Distress T-Score PERSONALITY ADJECTIVE CHECKLIST (PACL) MOTHER: CHECKED_MO T-SCORE RANDOM_MO T-SCORE FAVORABLE_MO T-SCORE UNFAVORABLE_MO T-SCORE INTROVERSIVE_MO T-SCORE INHIBITED_MO T-SCORE COOPERATIVE_MO T-SCORE SOCIABLE_MO T-SCORE CONFIDENT_MO T-SCORE FORCEFUL_MO T-SCORE RESPECTFUL_MO T-SCORE SENSITIVE_MO T-SCORE PL_MO T-SCORE PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR CHILDREN - 2 ADULT RATER 2 (PIC-2 FATHER): INC_FA T SCORE FB_FA T SCORE DEF_FA T SCORE COG_FA T SCORE COG1_FA T SCORE COG2_FA T SCORE COG3_FA T SCORE ADH_FA T SCORE ADH1_FA T SCORE ADH2_FA T SCORE DLQ_FA T SCORE DLQ1_FA T SCORE DLQ2_FA T SCORE DLQ3_FA T SCORE FAM T SCORE FAM1_FA T SCORE FAM2_FA T SCORE RLT_FA T SCORE RLT1_FA T SCORE RLT2_FA T SCORE SOM_FA T SCORE SOM1_FA T SCORE SOM2_FA T SCORE DIS_FA T SCORE DIS1_FA T SCORE DIS2_FA T SCORE DIS3_FA T SCORE WDL_FA T SCORE WDL1_FA T SCORE WDL2_FA T SCORE SSK_FA T SCORE SSK1_FA T SCORE SSK2_FA T SCORE PIC-2 BEHAVIORAL SUMMARY FATHER RATINGS AS FATHER: INC_S_FA T SCORE FB_S_FA T SCORE DEF_S_FA T SCORE ADH_S_FA T SCORE DLQ_S_FA T SCORE FAM_S_FA T SCORE RLT_S_FA T SCORE SOM_S_FA T SCORE DIS_S_FA T SCORE WDL_S_FA T SCORE SSK_S_FA T SCORE EXTERNALIZATION_S_FA T SCORE INTERNALIZATION_S_FA T SCORE SOCIAL_ADJUSTMENT_S_FA T SCORE TOTAL_S_FA T SCORE TRAUMATIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST FOR CHILDREN ADULT RATER 2 AS FATHER: UND_FA Underresponse T-Score HYP_FA Hyperresponse T-Score ANXS_FA Anxiety T-Score DEPRS_FA Depression T-Score ANGR_FA Anger T-Score PTS_FA Post Traumatic Stress T-Score DIS_FA Dissociation T-Score DISO_FA Dissociation - Overt T-Score DISF_FA Dissociation - Fantasy T-Score SEXCON_FA Sexual Concerns T-Score SEXCONP_FA Sexual Concerns - Preoccupation T-Score SEXCOND_FA Sexual Concerns - Distress T-Score PERSONALITY ADJECTIVE CHECKLIST (PACL) FATHER: CHECKED_FA T-SCORE RANDOM_FA T-SCORE FAVORABLE_FA T-SCORE UNFAVORABLE_FA T-SCORE INTROVERSIVE_FA T-SCORE INHIBITED_FA T-SCORE COOPERATIVE_FA T-SCORE SOCIABLE_FA T-SCORE CONFIDENT_FA T-SCORE FORCEFUL_FA T-SCORE RESPECTFUL_FA T-SCORE SENSITIVE_FA T-SCORE PL_FA T-SCORE PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR CHILDREN - 2 ADULT RATER 3 (PIC-2 TEACHER): INC_TCH T SCORE FB_TCH T SCORE DEF_TCH T SCORE COG_TCH T SCORE COG1_TCH T SCORE COG2_TCH T SCORE COG3_TCH T SCORE ADH_TCH T SCORE ADH1_TCH T SCORE ADH2_TCH T SCORE DLQ_TCH T SCORE DLQ1_TCH T SCORE DLQ2_TCH T SCORE DLQ3_TCH T SCORE FAM T SCORE FAM1_TCH T SCORE FAM2_TCH T SCORE RLT_TCH T SCORE RLT1_TCH T SCORE RLT2_TCH T SCORE SOM_TCH T SCORE SOM1_TCH T SCORE SOM2_TCH T SCORE DIS_TCH T SCORE DIS1_TCH T SCORE DIS2_TCH T SCORE DIS3_TCH T SCORE WDL_TCH T SCORE WDL1_TCH T SCORE WDL2_TCH T SCORE SSK_TCH T SCORE SSK1_TCH T SCORE SSK2_TCH T SCORE PIC-2 BEHAVIORAL SUMMARY TEACHER, RATINGS AS TEACHER: INC_S_TCH T SCORE FB_S_TCH T SCORE DEF_S_TCH T SCORE ADH_S_TCH T SCORE DLQ_S_TCH T SCORE FAM_S_TCH T SCORE RLT_S_TCH T SCORE SOM_S_TCH T SCORE DIS_S_TCH T SCORE WDL_S_TCH T SCORE SSK_S_TCH T SCORE EXTERNALIZATION_S_TCH T SCORE INTERNALIZATION_S_TCH T SCORE SOCIAL_ADJUSTMENT_S_TCH T SCORE TOTAL_S_TCH T SCORE PERSONALITY ADJECTIVE CHECKLIST (PACL) TEACHER: CHECKED_TCH T-SCORE RANDOM_TCH T-SCORE FAVORABLE_TCH T-SCORE UNFAVORABLE_TCH T-SCORE INTROVERSIVE_TCH T-SCORE INHIBITED_TCH T-SCORE COOPERATIVE_TCH T-SCORE SOCIABLE_TCH T-SCORE CONFIDENT_TCH T-SCORE FORCEFUL_TCH T-SCORE RESPECTFUL_TCH T-SCORE SENSITIVE_TCH T-SCORE PL_TCH T-SCORE PERSONALITY INVENTORY FOR YOUTH (PIY): VAL T-SCORE INC T-SCORE FB T-SCORE DEF T-SCORE COGNITIVE IMPA1RMENT-CHILD T-SCORE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ONE-CHILD T-SCORE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT TWO-CHILD T-SCORE Cognitive IMPAIRMENT THREE-CHILD T-SCORE ATTENTION DEFICIT-CHILD T-SCORE ATTENTION DEFICIT ONE-CHILD T-SCORE ATTENTION DEFICIT TWO-CHILD T-SCORE ATTENTION DEFICIT THREE-CHILD T-SCORE DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR-CHILD T-SCORE DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR ONE-CHILD T-SCORE DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR TWO-CHILD T-SCORE DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR THREE-CHILD T-SCORE FAMILY PROBLEMS-CHILD T-SCORE FAMILY PROBLEMS ONE-CHILD T-SCORE FAMILY PROBLEMS TWO-CHILD T-SCORE FAMILY PROBLEMS THREE-CHILD T-SCORE REALITY DISTORTION-CHILD T-SCORE REALITY DISTORTION ONE-CHILD T-SCORE REALITY DISTORTION TWO-CHILD T-SCORE SOMATIC PROBLEMS-CHILD T-SCORE SOMATIC PROBLEMS ONE-CHILD T-SCORE SOMATIC PROBLEMS TWO-CHILD T-SCORE SOMATIC PROBLEMS THREE-CHILD T-SCORE DISCOMFORT-CHILD T-SCORE DISCOMFORT ONE-CHILD T-SCORE DISCOMFORT TWO-CHILD T-SCORE DISCOMFORT THRE- CHILD T-SCORE INTERPERSONAL WITHDRAWL-CHILD T-SCORE INTERPERSONAL WITHDRAWL ONE-CHILD T-SCORE INTERPERSONAL WITHDRAWL TWO-CHILD T-SCORE SOCIAL SKILL DEFICITS-CHILD T-SCORE SOCIAL SKILL DEFICITS ONE-CHILD T-SCORE SOCIAL SKILL DEFICITS TWO-CHILD T-SCORE TRAUMATIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST FOR CHILDREN ADULT RATER 4 AS SELF: UND_SLF Underresponse T-Score HYP_SLF Hyperresponse T-Score ANXS_SLF Anxiety T-Score DEPRS_SLF Depression T-Score ANGR_SLF Anger T-Score PTS_SLF Post Traumatic Stress T-Score DIS_SLF Dissociation T-Score DISO_SLF Dissociation - Overt T-Score DISF_SLF Dissociation-_Fantasy T-Score SEXCON_SLF Sexual Concerns T-Score SEXCONP_SLF Sexual Concerns - Preoccupation T-Score SEXCOND_SLF Sexual Concerns - Distress T-Score PERSONALITY ADJECTIVE CHECKLIST (PACL) CHILD: CHECKED_SLF T-SCORE RANDOM_SLF T-SCORE FAVORABLE_SLF T-SCORE UNFAVORABLE_SLF T-SCORE INTROVERSIVE_SLF T-SCORE INHIBITED_SLF T-SCORE COOPERATIVE_SLF T-SCORE SOCIABLE_SLF T-SCORE CONFIDENT_SLF T-SCORE FORCEFUL_SLF T-SCORE RESPECTFUL_SLF T-SCORE SENSITIVE_SLF T-SCORE PL_SLF T-SCORE WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO RUN PSYCH SCREEN To run PSYCH SUITE 4 you will need the following: 386 or better IBM compatible computer (Pentium 166 or better recommended)Because of the complexity and sophistication of PSYCH SCREEN, INC. programs, it is recommended that PSYCH SUITE be run on a Pentium 166 or better computer as processing time for slower computers may be considerable. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE To install the Interpretive Program you will receive a CD Rom Place this CD into your CD drive. If auto run is enabled, then the installation program will start automatically. If not, press the START button and choose Run. At the prompt type D (or your CD Rom drive):\setup.exe and press the enter button. Follow the on screen instructions. It is recommended that you use the default settings. If you choose to change the target directory, the shortcut key automatically made by the program will not work, please redo this manually. You may install PSYCH SCREEN to as many different computers as you wish, though you will need separate authorization/unlock codes to utilize each computer. The Installation procedure will install all Psych Screen Inc. programs on your computer. Other than for the 3 per use PSYCHSUITE 4.0 program that share uses, each unlimited use single test program must be unlocked separately. |
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