​For Multiple-Choice Items, Computer Scoring as Compared to Hand Scoring

question 3

Multiple Choice

​For multiple-choice items, computer scoring as compared to hand scoring:

• A)​is always error-free.
• B)​is less prone to scoring errors.
• C)​should only be used if there is not sufficient clerical help to score the instrument by hand.
• D)​can be effectively used for simple scoring, but when more intricate steps are involved, then clinicians should do it themselves.

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Definitions:

Conversion Disorder

A mental health condition where a person experiences physical neurological symptoms, such as blindness or paralysis, without a medical cause, typically as a response to psychological stress.

Dehabilitating Illness

A chronic illness or condition that significantly impairs physical or mental ability and quality of life.

Psychological Causes

Factors related to emotions, thoughts, behaviors, and interpersonal processes that can lead to mental disorders or psychological distress.

Conversion Disorder

A mental condition where patients experience neurological symptoms, such as blindness or paralysis, without a physical cause, often as a response to psychological stress.