SAPS
Test Your Knowledge on the SAPS
Welcome to the SAPS quiz! This interactive quiz is designed to help you deepen your understanding of the Structured Assessment of Positive Symptoms (SAPS). Whether you're a student, researcher, or just curious, you can enhance your knowledge about the SAPS and its application in psychology.
In this quiz, you will cover:
- The development and history of the SAPS
- Key figures involved in its creation
- Critiques and adaptations of the scale
- Specific terminology related to the test
When was the SAPS developed?
1982
1981
1984
Who developed the SAPS test?
Stanley Kay
Nancy Andreasen
John Overall
What is the criticism of the test?
Bi-dimensional model
Comprehensive
Less time to administer
Which country was the scale adapted to in the research?
Israel
Nepal
Bangladesh
An individual's pattern of speech which is very indirect and delayed in reaching its goal idea. In the process of explaining something, the speaker brings in many tedious details. What is it referred to as?
Derailment
Tangentiality
Circumstantiality
The scale consists of how many items?
34 items + 4 global rating items
34 items including global rating items
35 items including global rating items
How many items do we have under Delusion?
13
8
7
What is the Global score?
Standardised score of the severity of one patient's symptoms
Gives an overall score of all the positive symptoms being exhibited by one patient
Reflects the degree to which each domain affects a patient's overall life
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