A forensic psychologist is using personality assessments to profile a suspect in a criminal case.  What is a critical limitation of using traditional personalty assessments in criminal investigations?

VR-based personality assessments are particularly useful for observing how people behave in controlled, stressful environments. 

You are working in a research lab studying the role of personality in job performance.  The team is considering using the Big Five model to assess traits like conscientiousness and emotional stability.  Which is a key concern when applying this model to a multinational sample of participants?

Professor Sholty relayed that artificial Intelligence and algorithms have been found to be very highly reliable and accurate currently in predicting personalty traits based solely on someone’s digital footprints.

The increase in ADHD diagnoses in children raises concerns that 

Professor Sholty noted in her lecture on Classification and Diagnosis that the historical diagnosis of “hysteria’ in women is an example of

Professor Sholty’s lecture emphasizes the importance of questioning and verifying psychiatric diagnoses and what we are told about them.  Why is this particularly important in clinical psychology?  

A neuropsychologist is evaluating a 10-year-old child from a low-income, bilingual household. The child scores below average on an IQ test but performs well in problem-solving tasks at home. What should the clinician consider before making a diagnosis?

According to Professor Sholty’s lecture, Freud’s concept of repression is most similar to which cognitive psychology concept? 

The _____ typically consists of a full year of supervised clinical experience in an applied setting, and takes place before the doctoral degree is awarded.