M-FAST(Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test)의 타당화 연구
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...Another alternative is the Miller-Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (M-FAST; Miller, 2001; see also Smith, 2008)....
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...Moreover, it is recommended that future validation research examine the extent to which the RBS is asso- ciated with psychopathological symptom exaggeration on established response bias measures such as the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms (Rogers, Bagby, & Dickens, 1992) or the Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (Miller, 2001)....
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...Moreover, it is recommended that future validation research examine the extent to which the RBS is associated with psychopathological symptom exaggeration on established response bias measures such as the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms (Rogers, Bagby, & Dickens, 1992) or the Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (Miller, 2001)....
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...…research examine the extent to which the RBS is asso- ciated with psychopathological symptom exaggeration on established response bias measures such as the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms (Rogers, Bagby, & Dickens, 1992) or the Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (Miller, 2001)....
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...…performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (M- FAST; Miller 2001) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - NV-MSVT (Green 2006)…...
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..., W JP B W o o d co ck – Jo h n so n P sy ch o ed u ca ti o n al B at te ry , W M S W ec h sl er M em o ry S ca le (3 rd ed .) a In st ru ct ed si m u la to rs w er e su cc es sf u l in fe ig n in g sy m p to m s o f A D H D b N o n cr ed ib le in d iv id u al s co u ld n o t b ee n re li ab ly d is ti n g u is h ed fr o m A D H D p at ie n ts w h o g av e cr ed ib le ef fo rt Table 4 Tests and indices primarily used for the detection of feigning (e.g., stand-alone effort tests) References Study design Measure(s) Result Frazier et al. (2008) SD - Rey Fifteen-Item Test (Rey, 1964) - Validity Indicator Profile (VIP; Frederick 2002) - Victoria Symptom Validity Test (VSVT; Slick et al. 1997) No conclusion can be drawn because no patient group has been included Suhr et al. (2008) RD - Auditory Verbal Learning Test–Exaggeration Index (EIAVLTX; Barrash et al. 2004) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Auditory Verbal Learning Test Recognition Score (Boone et al. 2005; Meyers et al. 2001) Noncredible ADHD group performed poorer than credible ADHD group; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - Digit Span Score (Iverson and Franzen 1994) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Vocabulary–Digit Span Score (Greve et al. 2003) Moderate specificity, however, low sensitivity - Working Memory Index (Etherton et al. 2006) Noncredible ADHD group performed poorer than credible ADHD group; high specificity, however, low sensitivity Harrison et al. (2010) RD - Digit Span Validity Index (embedded in WAIS-III; Iverson and Tulsky 2003; Wechsler 1997a) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Reliable Digit Span Validity Index (embedded in WAIS- III; Iverson and Tulsky 2003; Wechsler 1997a) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Vocabulary–Digit Span Validity Index (embedded in WAIS-III; Iverson and Tulsky 2003; Wechsler 1997a) Moderate specificity, however, low sensitivity Marshall et al. (2010) RD - b Test (Boone et al. 2002b) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - C-CPT-II (Conners 2000) High specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - Dot Counting Test (Boone et al. 2002a) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Forced Choice Recognition Test (CVLT-II; Delis et al. 2000; Root et al. 2006) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Reliable Digit Span Score (Babikian et al. 2006) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Sentence Repetition Test (Strauss et al. 2006) High specificity, however, low sensitivity - Test of Variables of Attention (TOVA; Greenberg et al. 1996) High specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - WMT (Green 2003) High specificity, however, moderate sensitivity Sollman et al. (2010) SD - DMT (Hiscock and Hiscock 1989) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - Letter Memory Test (LMT; Inman et al. 1998; Schipper et al. 2008) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (M- FAST; Miller 2001) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - NV-MSVT (Green 2006) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, moderate sensitivity - TOMM (Tombaugh 1996) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; however, moderate sensitivity and specificity Jasinski et al. (2011) SD - b Test (Boone et al. 2000) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - DMT (Hiscock and Hiscock 1989) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - Letter Memory Test (LMT; Inman et al. 1998) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - NV-MSVT (Green 2006) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity - TOMM (Tombaugh 1996) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity SD simulation study design, RD retrospective study design/archival (clinical) data, C-CPT-II Conners Continuous Performance Test-II, CVLT-II California Verbal Learning Test-II, DMT Digit Memory Test, NV-MSVT Green’s Nonverbal-Medical Symptom Validity Test, TOMM Test of Memory Malingering, WAIS-III Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (3rd ed.)...
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...- Miller Forensic Assessment of Symptoms Test (MFAST; Miller 2001) ADHD simulators performed poorer than genuine ADHD patients; high specificity, however, low sensitivity...
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