Because his psychologist suspects he might have substantial brain damage, Tony was given a five-hour ...

Because his psychologist suspects he might have substantial brain damage, Tony was given a five-hour battery of tests that included listening to rhythmic beats presented by tape recorder and putting different shaped blocks into grooves while
 
  blindfolded. The procedure Tony experienced is called the
  a. Rorschach.
  b. MMPI-2.
  c. Rhythm Test
  d. functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) test.

Question 2

Ed has suffered a head injury in a car accident. He is referred to a psychologist to see what types of impairment now exist and to get some suggestions for treatment. The best assessment strategy would be
 
  a. a CAT scan.
  b. neuropsychological tests.
  c. a PET scan.
  d. an fMRI.

Question 3

Under what circumstances is a structured interview most likely to be used?
 
  a. When consistent information is needed for research purposes
  b. When an accurate diagnosis is needed to ensure appropriate treatment
  c. When the behavior of the client is erratic
  d. When the information provided in an unstructured interview is found to lack reliability

Question 4

Which of the following is a drawback of a structured interview?
 
  a. Important information is asked about in the same way.
  b. Information from one is hard to compare to information from another.
  c. Interviews may include questions about areas that are of no concern to the patient.
  d. Each person who uses interviews, uses them in different ways.