Diagnostic Instruments, Treatment Planning, and Controlling the Treatment Process

Instrument
Type
Operationalized variables
Regensburg verbal fluency test (Regensburger Wortflüssigkeitstest, RWT) : Categorical and verbal fluency
Test
Speed of information processing
Number/symbol test from the Wechsler intelligence test for adults (Wechsler-Intelligenztest für Erwachsene, WIE)
Test
Speed of information processing
Trail Making Test A, TMT A
Test
Speed of information processing
Concentration-strain test, d2 (Brickenkamp 2002)
Test
Discriminative capacity under strain, sustained attention, visual scanning
Continuous Performance Test, CPT (orig. Rosvold et al. 1956; UCLA-Version: Nuechterlein and Asarnow 1992)
Computer test
Sustained attention, vigilance and impulsivity, attentional errors
Span of Apprehension Test, SPAN (UCLA version: Nuechterlein and Asarnow 1992)
Computer test
Selective attention, attention span
Color-word interference test (Farbe-Wort-Interferenztest, FWIT) (Bäumle 1985)
Test
Information processing, such as selecting, coding, and decoding in optic/verbal functional areas, processing speed
Frankfurt adaptive concentration test (Frankfurter Adaptiver Konzentrationsleistungs-Test, FAKT II) (Goldhammer and Moosbrugger 2005)
Computer test
Power of concentration, performance course
Learning and memory test (Lern- und Gedächtnistest, LGT 3) (Bäumler 1974)
Test
Retentivity, concentration, orientation
Learning aptitude and retentivity test (Lern- und Merkfähigkeitstest, LMT) (Seyfried 1990)
Test
Learning aptitude and retentivity
Standard Progressive Matrices, SPM (Raven 1971)
Test
General intelligence potential, power of observation, and clear thinking
Tower of Hanoi test (Loong 1988)
Computer test
Complex reasoning processes, abstract problem solving, procedural learning
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, WCST (Heaton 1981)
Computer test
Flexibility of reasoning, faculty of abstraction, perseverations, concept formation
Number connection test (Zahlen-Verbindungs-Test, ZVT) (Oswald and Roth 1978)
Test
Speed of information processing
Table 4.2
Social-cognitive measurement tools
Instrument
Type
Operationalized variables
Picture of Facial Affect, PFA (Ekman and Friesen 1976; Wölwer et al. 1996)
Computer test
Emotion perception
Face Emotion Identification Task, FEIT (Kerr and Neale 1993)
Test
Emotion perception
Bell-Lysaker Emotion Recognition Task, BLERT (Bell et al. 1997)
Test
Emotion perception
Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test, MSCEIT (Mayer et al. 2003)
Test and computer test
Emotion perception
Half-Profile of Nonverbal Sensitivity, PONS (Bell et al. 1979)
Test
Social perception
Social Cue Recognition Test, SCRT (Corrigan and Green 1993)
Test
Social perception
Eye/Theory-of-Mind Test, Eye-ToM (Baron-Cohen et al. 2001)
Questionnaire
Theory of Mind
Hinting task (Corcoran et al. 1995)
Test
Theory of Mind
Social Component Sequencing Task-Revised, SCST-R (Corrigan and Addis 1995; Vauth et al. 2004)
Computer test
Social schemata/social knowledge
Ambiguous Intentions Hostility Questionnaire, AIHQ (Combs et al. 2007)
Questionnaire

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