NPE Assessment Tools Practice Test

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• Which instrument is described as a career inventory?
• Which test is noted as useful in contexts like career assessment, compensation evaluations or forensics?
• What else can be calculated from the 10 WISC subtests in addition to the Full Scale IQ?
• Where is the WMS commonly used?
• How many secondary indexes are in the WAIS?
• What does the WRAML measure?
• Which focus best describes WRAML's measurement emphasis?
• What is the acronym for the outcome rating scale?
• A score of 20+ on the K-10 means which mental health classification?
• Which statement is true about Australian normative data for the CBCL?
• What does WASI stand for?
• Which assessment is primarily used to measure academic achievement?
• Which instrument is described as a good intelligence screening tool?
• Can the SDQ be used for aboriginal children?
• The ABAS measures which area?
• Should you use the DASS for adolescent clients?
• What do the 5 treatment scales in the PAI measure?
• What does PHQ stand for?
• Why would you use the WRAML?
• SB5 stands for what?
• Which of the following is NOT a PAI treatment scale?
• Which score indicates Intellectual Disability - extremely low range on the Wechsler Memory Scale?
• Which instrument is used instead of the GAF?
• What does the 16PF measure?
• What does the STAI measure?
• Which statement about the PHQ is true?
• The SB5 measures what?
• What does the ORS measure?
• Would you use the K-10 with aboriginal clients?
• What is the primary purpose of the CBCL?
• A score of 70 or less on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate which range?
• Which statement best describes the CBCL's purpose?
• Which test is primarily used to measure intelligence and has a fifth edition?
• Which statement about Australian norms for CBCL is true?
• What is used to calculate a General Ability Index score?
• In the ABAS, what is the name of the overall score?
• What does the inconsistency validity scale measure?
• What does PRIME-MD stand for?
• Should the WASI be used with Aboriginal populations?
• Which statement about the PAI validity scales is true?
• The abbreviated version of the SB5 is called what?
• What are the six categories found in the SDS?
• How long does it take to administer the WAIS?
• What does ABIQ do?
• Which test uses a mean of 50 and standard deviation of 10 for its T-scores, as indicated in the material?
• Which statement about PRIME-MD modules is true?
• If a client was given SEC code on the SDS, what would the main strength be?
• What is the larger test group that the CBCL comes from?
• What does OCEAN stand for?
• STAI stands for?
• Which SDQ subscale measures prosocial behaviour?
• Which option is the self-report version of the CBCL intended for youth aged 11 and older?
• The CBCL is designed for what age range?
• A score of 70-79 on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate which level of intelligence?
• What does the SII do?
• What does the PHQ-9 measure?
• Which statement about PRIME-MD modules is true?
• What does SII stand for?
• Why are there no Australian norms for the WASI-II but there are for the WASI?
• What does the WMS-IV measure?
• The WAIS is appropriate for individuals up to which age?
• What is the PRIME-MD anxiety module called?
• How many main validity scales are there in the PAI?
• The WAIS acronym 'FSIQ' stands for which?
• Which test requires specific training to administer?
• How is the Externalising subscale calculated in the SDQ?
• For the DASS-21, which set corresponds to severe scores for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress?
• Which of the following is not a negative SDQ subscale?
• Which instrument is primarily used to assess anxiety and has normative samples for high school and working adults?
• What does the MMPI measure?
• Which is not a factor in the OCEAN model?
• The WIAT measures which of the following?
• The SDS was developed specifically for which country?
• Why would I use a WASI?
• What age range is the WISC normed for?
• Can the WMS be used with CALD, Indigenous communities or people with disabilities?
• What does NEO-PI-R stand for?
• What does ASEBA stand for?
• Which WAIS component is used to assess processing efficiency of mental operations?
• On the K-10, a score of 30+ indicates which condition?
• Which theory of personality is the 16PF based on?
• What age range is the WMS used for?
• How many secondary indexes are in the WISC?
• The 16PF is based on which psychologist?
• Which Wechsler Memory Scale score range indicates Borderline intelligence?
• Who would use the CBCL-YSR?
• Which instrument has Australian Norms?
• What does KAIT measure?
• Which indices on the WAIS reflect verbal and perceptual abilities separately?
• On the K-10, a score of 10-19 indicates which status?
• A T-score of 60 corresponds to which percentile?
• Which Wechsler Memory Scale score range corresponds to Average intelligence?
• What is the acronym for the five factors of personality?
• Are there Australian norms for the BDI?
• The WIAT is not used for which purpose?
• The WISC provides how many index scores besides FSIQ?
• Why might I use the 16PF?
• What does CBCL stand for?
• Which test is appropriate for ages up to 85+?
• Which instrument is designed to assess adaptive behaviour skills for everyday functioning?
• Which statement is true about WMS standardisation for CALD/Indigenous/disabled groups?
• Which statement provides a global assessment of functioning?
• Which statement best describes GAC within ABAS?
• What does the BDI measure?
• What's not helpful about the STAI?
• Which indices are used to calculate the FSIQ in WISC-V according to the material?
• Which statement best describes the 84th percentile on the PAI?
• What are the 3 extra validity scales in the PAI?
• Which statement about the K-10 is true according to the material?
• A score of 90-109 on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate which level of intelligence?
• How many subtests are used to calculate FSIQ on the WAIS?
• Which statement about WPPSI is true?
• Which of the following are the SDQ subscales?
• What do the interpersonal scales from the PAI do?
• Which assessment tool comes from the ASEBA framework?
• The five treatment scales in the PAI are which of the following?
• DASS stands for which of the following?
• What is the age range for the WJ-III COG?
• What does WMS stand for?
• What unusual item do you need to score the ORS?
• Why might I use the SSI rather than the SDS?
• What else can be calculated from the 10 WAIS subtests other than FSIQ?
• Who would use the CBCL-TRF?
• The Externalising subscale is calculated by summing which two SDQ subscales?
• Name the Validity scales in the PAI?
• A score of 130+ on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate
• The adult ABAS form applies to ages:
• Are there Australian norms for the CBCL?
• Which statement is true regarding the PHQ-4?
• Which statement correctly lists the four difficulty subscales of the SDQ?
• Are there Australian norms for the MMPI?
• What age range is appropriate for the WRAML?
• Which is a 9-item depression measure?
• SDQ scores are categorized into two subscales. Which pair correctly names these subscales?
• How is the Internalising subscale calculated in the SDQ?
• What age range gets the adult form of the ABAS?
• What does the WASI measure?
• What is a primary use of the WIAT?
• When should the WMS not be used?
• Which tool is appropriate for individuals aged 17 and older?
• The PAI is an assessment of which domain?
• What is a listed drawback of the PHQ?
• Which statement best describes a characteristic of the KAIT?
• What does the NEO-PI measure?
• A score of 80-89 on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate which level of intelligence?
• What does the SDQ measure?
• Which are the three domains that make up the GAC in the ABAS?
• Which assessment tool includes validity scales such as Malingering, Defensiveness, and Under-Reporting of Substance Abuse?
• SB5 stands for?
• Which range on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate high average intelligence?
• Fluid intelligence is demonstrated by which cognitive domain?
• A score of 70+ on the PAI would indicate
• What does the WWPSI assess?
• What is the third component of the SDQ?
• How many subtests are in the WAIS-IV?
• The Full Scale IQ (FSIQ) on the WISC is formed from how many subscales?
• What's good about the STAI?
• WJ-III COG measures which domain?
• Which of the following is NOT a SDS category?
• Which instrument is used to assess emotional and behavioral problems in children and adolescents?
• Which age group is not suitable for the SDQ?
• What is the youngest age we can use the SDS for?
• What is the youngest age I can use the ORS for?
• Which statement best describes a strength of the KAIT?
• If a person scores 30+ on the K-10, what does it indicate?
• ABAS describes which of the following?
• What do high scores on the GAF indicate?
• What is the score range for the GAF?
• WRAML's full name is?
• What does the WPPSI measure?
• What is the youngest age I can use the 16pf for?
• What age range is the WPPSI used for?
• Which CBCL variant is used by a teacher?
• The KAIT is appropriate for which age range?
• What does the CBCL measure?
• Are there Australian norms available for the PAI?
• Which CBCL variant is completed by a teacher for school-aged children?
• What is the WISC used to assess?
• What sort of scores are used for the WAIS?
• What is the youngest age one can use the SSI for?
• In SDS SEC coding, which strength is listed first?
• Which instrument has a version specifically for children?
• Why would I not use the GAF?
• Which spelling is used for the PHQ's full form in the material?
• Which instrument is specifically designed for adolescents?
• What is the age range for the MMPI?
• The WAIS age range statement: The maximum age is 90 years and 11 months; which option states this range correctly?
• WIAT stands for?
• What is the age range for the GAF, including a version for children?
• What age range is appropriate for the WASI?
• What is acronym for the categories in the SDS?
• What is the difference between the MMPI and the MMPI-A?
• Which would I use instead of the NEO if I had a 12+ year old to assess?
• What is the age range for the ABAS?
• The DASS-21 measures three subscales: which are they?
• What is SDS used for?
• How many subtests in the WISC?
• What are the 6 in-depth assessment tools required for NPD exam?
• The interpersonal scales from the PAI are designed to anticipate behaviour in which context?
• Which of the following best describes what the PAI is used for?
• What age is the NEO appropriate for?
• NEO-PI-R is associated with which model?
• For the DASS-21, which set of values corresponds to extreme scores for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress?
• Which scores have a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15?
• Which of the following is true about WAIS subtests?
• Which instrument is used as a career inventory?
• What is the acronym for the Minnesota multiphase personality inventory?
• The PHQ-4 has a range of 0-27. Lower scores indicate
• Which instrument has no Australian norms?
• KAIT stands for?
• What does WPPSI stand for?
• Which scale measures the severity of depression?
• Which in-depth assessment tools do not have Australian norms?
• How many subtests are used to calculate FSIQ using the WISC?
• How many indices are listed as used for calculating the FSIQ on the WISC-V in the material?
• How many sub scales are in the SDQ?
• What does 16PF stand for?
• Youngest age I can use the BDI for?
• The Strong Interest Inventory is primarily used as what type of assessment?
• What does BDI stand for?
• Which version is recommended for aboriginal clients instead of K-10?
• A score of 120-129 on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate
• Which disorders are assessed in the PRIME-MD modules besides anxiety and depression?
• Which tool is described as a quick intelligence screening tool?
• Which tool is used for screening for psychopathology and inform treatment planning?
• Which CBCL variant is a self-report for 11+?
• What does GAF stand for?
• KAIT stands for which test?
• The PAI measures which domain?
• Which instrument measures wellbeing and therapy outcomes?
• The SSI was developed in which country?
• The 84th percentile on the PAI is interpreted as?
• Which instrument would you choose when you need only a brief cognitive ability estimate?
• WRAML stands for?
• On the PAI, the minimum score that warrants interpretation on a specific score is which value?
• What is the second component of the SDQ?
• What does the infrequency validity scale measure?
• Which instrument would you choose for cross-cultural scoring due to language availability?
• Which statement about Australian norms for the MMPI is accurate?
• Which statement correctly describes the recommended action when memory testing is not feasible with WMS?
• What does SDS stand for?
• What age range is used for the CBCL?
• What age is the STAI useful for?
• The PAI is scored using which type of scores?
• What does the Wechsler Memory Scale assess?
• How many interpersonal scales are there in the PAI?
• Which commonly used assessment is a part of PRIME-MD?
• What age range is appropriate for the SB5?
• The Internalising subscale is calculated by summing which two SDQ subscales?
• Which measure would assess psychological distress?
• What age range is the WAIS used for?
• Which theory of personality is the NEO-PI-R based on?
• What is a noted advantage of PRIME-MD?
• How many sub scales are used to form the FSIQ on the WISC?
• Which personality test has Australian Norms?
• Which CBCL tool is designed for youth self-report?
• What does the K-10 measure?
• In the K-10, a score of 25 or more indicates what level of distress?
• Which feature is a notable strength of the KAIT?
• A score below 90 on the Wechsler Memory Scale may indicate which condition?
• The Woodcock-Johnson test primarily assesses which domain?
• Which instrument is abbreviated ORS?
• What does SDQ stand for?
• ABAS stands for?
• Which of the following is NOT among the six in-depth assessment tools required for the NPD exam?
• How is the Total Difficulties Score calculated in the SDQ?
• The SDQ can be used for urban aboriginal children, but the peer scale must be interpreted with caution. Which SDQ scale is this warning about?