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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Random responding"”.

  1. Effects of Varying Degrees of Fixed and Random Responding on the Validity of Score Interpretation for the SP and PSY-5 Scales of the MMPI-2-RF

    … & Archer, 2010) to examine the effect of random and fixed responding, as measured by the VRIN-r and TRIN-r Scales, on the 28 SP and PSY-5 Scales. A computer simulation procedure was used to insert increasing degrees of inconsistent responding into protocols from two large samples (N = 2, …

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  2. Improving the Sensitivity of the VRIN-r Scale on the MMPI-A-RF

    … and invalidate protocols over saturated with random responding. Analyses conducted by Pitta (2016) revealed that the VRIN-r scale for the MMPI-A-RF was not ideally sensitive to the detection of random responding in protocols. This study explored adding items drawn from another validity scale …

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  3. Identifying faking on self-report personality inventories: Relative merits of traditional lie scales, new lie scales, response patterns, and response times

    … subscale of the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding, the current gold-standard in the field, in providing added value relative to other scales. Response latency data supported the congruence model of faking, but results for the cognitive overload model were mixed: Study 1 data supported …

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  4. The effects of congruence in mother-adolescent communication, dyadic relationships, and adolescent self-image on adolescent person perception

    … of scores on the AMRRT indicated possible random responding on the instrument by the adolescent which could have contributed to a large variance, and subsequently, the loss of path linkages in the proposed model.

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