classification and diagnosis of SZ
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- Created on: 19-10-15 13:23
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- classification and diagnosis
- Beck
- inter-rater reliability
- 154 patients
- 54% reliability rate
- Rosenhan
- 8 pseudo patients
- "thud", "Empty", "Hollow"
- patients had to convince the staff they were sane.
- 35/118 real patients could detect the pseudo patients
- 12 psychiatric hospitals
- observed staff, patients and ward
- 8 pseudo patients
- "thud", "Empty", "Hollow"
- patients had to convince the staff they were sane.
- 35/118 real patients could detect the pseudo patients
- 8 pseudo patients
- observed staff, patients and ward
- 193 new patients
- 83 defined as psuedo
- 8 pseudo patients
- co-morbidity
- sim et al
- 142 hospitalised patients
- 32% additional diagnosis
- 142 hospitalised patients
- presence of two or more disorders at the same time
- sim et al
- validity
- internal validity
- results caused by our planned IV or something we didn't plan for?
- content validity
- do the results seem plausible
- external validity
- generalizable to the general population
- ecological validity/ mundane realism
- does it resemble real life
- internal validity
- Beck
- reliability
- internal reliability
- questionnaires and interviews consistent
- external reliability
- can we repeat the study on the same participants and still get the same results
- observer reliability
- does every observer consistently classify things the same way
- classification and diagnosis
- Beck
- inter-rater reliability
- 154 patients
- 54% reliability rate
- Rosenhan
- 12 psychiatric hospitals
- observed staff, patients and ward
- observed staff, patients and ward
- 193 new patients
- 83 defined as psuedo
- 12 psychiatric hospitals
- co-morbidity
- sim et al
- 142 hospitalised patients
- 32% additional diagnosis
- 142 hospitalised patients
- presence of two or more disorders at the same time
- sim et al
- validity
- internal validity
- results caused by our planned IV or something we didn't plan for?
- content validity
- do the results seem plausible
- external validity
- generalizable to the general population
- ecological validity/ mundane realism
- does it resemble real life
- internal validity
- Beck
- internal reliability
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