Vocational objectives for the emotionally disabled.

Johnson, Ralph H.; Patterson, C. H.

doi:10.1037/h0043063

Journal of Counseling Psychology

1957

DOI: 10.1037/h0043063

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Vocational objectives for the emotionally disabled.

Ralph H. Johnson¹,

C. H. Patterson²

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Notes and comments: Importance of diagnostic categories in evaluating psychological data.

Goss¹

1968

Journal of Counseling Psychology

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Analyses of psychological data for psychiatric populations indicate that test results are specifically related to diagnostic groups when the results are evaluated with respect to a work-outcome criterion. Predictive accuracy of work success for psychiatric patients was found to vary with each diagnostic category and in every case exceeded the combined population prediction rate. These results indicate the usefulness of diagnostic information in selecting patients and in evaluating rehabilitation outcomes.

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Notes and comments: Importance of diagnostic categories in evaluating psychological data.

Goss¹

1968

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Socio-Economic Adjustment of a Sample of Schizophrenic Patients

Cole¹,

Brewer²,

Branch³

1963

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Predicting Vocational Rehabilitation Success for Psychiatric Patients with Psychological Tests

Goss

Pate

1967

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In studying the possibility of predicting to a success-fail vocational outcome criterion, information on 10 biographical variables and 6 psychological tests was gained from a group of psychiatric patients at the time of acceptance to a Vocational Rehabilitation Ward. Successful prediction from the biographical information was not possible, nor was prediction above the base rate of success possible from psychological tests for the total psychiatric population. Predictions well above the success base rate were possible for 3 of 4 groups when the information from psychological tests was evaluated separately for four major diagnostic populations. Information concerning patients' behavioral symptoms seems to be necessary in order to know which variables to use in a predictive model.

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Vocational objectives for the emotionally disabled.

Cited by 3 publications

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Notes and comments: Importance of diagnostic categories in evaluating psychological data.

Notes and comments: Importance of diagnostic categories in evaluating psychological data.

Socio-Economic Adjustment of a Sample of Schizophrenic Patients

Predicting Vocational Rehabilitation Success for Psychiatric Patients with Psychological Tests

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