Identification of Factitious PTSD using The Cleveland Adaptive Personality Questionnaire

Amir M Poreh; Salayna Hritz; Makayla Miller

Identification of Factitious PTSD using The Cleveland Adaptive Personality Questionnaire

Amir M Poreh
, Salayna Hritz
, Makayla Miller

Psychology

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Abstract

The present study describes the validation of the Traumatic Events Inventory (TEI), a novel self-report measure of Fictitious Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (F-PTSD). The authors hypothesized that the TEI would detect higher sensitivity and specificity of simulating participants than traditional measures. Evidence of high base rates of F-PTSD justifies this research.

Original language	English
State	Accepted/In press - 2023
Event	MIDWESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION - Chicago Duration: Jan 2 0001 → …

Conference

Conference	MIDWESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Period	01/2/01 → …

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