Helping Give Away Psychological Science/Evidence Based Assessment/Assessment pages on wikiveristy
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New Project: wikiversity assessment pages by group[edit | edit source]
Here is the template for assessment pages[edit | edit source]
Team | Topics and assessment pages | Anchor articles | Articles about the measures | Meta-analyses |
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Logan Smith, Emma Choplin, Jenny Rogers, Andrea Pham, Minna Banawan, Lucy McClellan
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Schizophrenia:
OCD |
Schizophrenia
OCD |
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Hannah Lucero, Shelby Johnson, Ashley Lawrence, Rachel Kang, Carley Cook, Paulina Ruiz, Sanjana Rao
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PTSD:
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Ariana Soto, Hannah Kim, Teresa Rivera, Anna DePollo, Elissa Scherer, & Wesley Fullbright
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EAT
AUDIT |
EAT
AUDIT |
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Kenny Le, Shelby Anderson, Lauren Gebbia, Brie McGhee, Elizabeth C
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Depression
NSSI |
MFQ
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Shelby Anderson, Rebecca Burton, Jeremiah Hartsock, Emilee Krutchen, Kate Foray
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Anxiety disorders:
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Anxiety |
Tips for finding meta-analyses, related articles, or anchor publication:
- Look on the preexisting Wikiversity or Wikipedia page
- Look in studies that use or reference the assessment
- Look at meta-analyses references for the anchor pub