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Jill Hayes - she is a forensic neuro psycholgoist - works in AZ and Louisana . . licensed in both states . . . what state do you live - louisiana
when receive bachelors degree 1990 - ARmstrong STate college Savanah GA - in psychology - kept going
went to Augusta State College - Augusta GA . . masters degree in applied psych
took a year off - worked in psychology - she was psychomotrist for a neuro-psychologist
she went to Louisiana . . . 1993 LSU graduate iarn 1998 with Doctorate . . . can you practice had to wait to license - do another year before sit before licensing exam . . LSU health Science center - in New Orleans . . on faculty and did fellowship in Neuro-Psych and Psych . . she was hired as assistant professor . . she could take exam upon licensing but oral exam taken end of the year - licensed in 1999
continued as Asst Prof - then associate professor contineud on . . .with LSU for 8 years . . .what were duties .
teaching, research, see patients, administrative work - a number of things . . after those 8 years Hurricane Katrina - part of med school under water - came out here @ ASU - work with forensic psychologist Steven Pitt.
practice is now mostly forensic psychology . .. see people seen prior to hurricane katrina - worked @ clinic and saw police officers who had difficulty as well . . .
75 times testified . . .current case load - cases testified . . . prosecutor . . . keep 4 years of . . . today I am 50/50 . .
TSI - Trauma symptom inventory - used to measure symptoms of depression, anxiety, difficulties person may have for certain trauma.
forensic eval - realm of trauma . . .trauma - some indication of trauma .. figure out why they are coming to see you and proceed accordingly
individual took a test . . PDS . . PostTraumatic Diagnostic scale . . paper and pencil rate on scale 0-3 how bad particular item in question
are you familiar PDS test in this test
question 14 . . of the test administered of teh PDS
no
is there a questions deals with trauma involved
i believe so
trauma turns out to be untruthful or lie
give concern of course
validity to PDs test
if teh premise of behind reason person was given test was a lie - calls into question everything else person said on the test
would you question . . . they may have lied about this trauma becaus may have endured some other trauma
trauma is a lie. . every symptom is based on lie . . if that is case - how valid could test be if event was a lie . . if every answer was lie of course test would be invalid
somehow someone was psychologist if answer was a lie . . what confidence do you have that no truth.
if you know 100% something a lie how do you know what answer is the truth
would you begin to use that as a starting point based on the lie?
objection may we approach?
Jill Hayes - she is a forensic neuro psycholgoist - works in AZ and Louisana . . licensed in both states . . . what state do you live - louisiana
when receive bachelors degree 1990 - ARmstrong STate college Savanah GA - in psychology - kept going
went to Augusta State College - Augusta GA . . masters degree in applied psych
took a year off - worked in psychology - she was psychomotrist for a neuro-psychologist
she went to Louisiana . . . 1993 LSU graduate iarn 1998 with Doctorate . . . can you practice had to wait to license - do another year before sit before licensing exam . . LSU health Science center - in New Orleans . . on faculty and did fellowship in Neuro-Psych and Psych . . she was hired as assistant professor . . she could take exam upon licensing but oral exam taken end of the year - licensed in 1999
continued as Asst Prof - then associate professor contineud on . . .with LSU for 8 years . . .what were duties .
teaching, research, see patients, administrative work - a number of things . . after those 8 years Hurricane Katrina - part of med school under water - came out here @ ASU - work with forensic psychologist Steven Pitt.
practice is now mostly forensic psychology . .. see people seen prior to hurricane katrina - worked @ clinic and saw police officers who had difficulty as well . . .
75 times testified . . .current case load - cases testified . . . prosecutor . . . keep 4 years of . . . today I am 50/50 . .
TSI - Trauma symptom inventory - used to measure symptoms of depression, anxiety, difficulties person may have for certain trauma.
forensic eval - realm of trauma . . .trauma - some indication of trauma .. figure out why they are coming to see you and proceed accordingly
individual took a test . . PDS . . PostTraumatic Diagnostic scale . . paper and pencil rate on scale 0-3 how bad particular item in question
are you familiar PDS test in this test
question 14 . . of the test administered of teh PDS
no
is there a questions deals with trauma involved
i believe so
trauma turns out to be untruthful or lie
give concern of course
validity to PDs test
if teh premise of behind reason person was given test was a lie - calls into question everything else person said on the test
would you question . . . they may have lied about this trauma becaus may have endured some other trauma
trauma is a lie. . every symptom is based on lie . . if that is case - how valid could test be if event was a lie . . if every answer was lie of course test would be invalid
somehow someone was psychologist if answer was a lie . . what confidence do you have that no truth.
if you know 100% something a lie how do you know what answer is the truth
would you begin to use that as a starting point based on the lie?
objection may we approach?
