Objective Although there is an abundance of research on stand-alone and embedded
performance validity tests and stand-alone symptom validity tests (SVTs), less emphasis has …

Objective: Inconsistent relationships between subjective and objective performance have
been found across various clinical groups. Discrepancies in these relationships across …

Objective: Prior cross-validation studies have demonstrated the utility of embedded
Performance Validity Tests (PVT) as reliable indicators of performance validity, though …

Abstract Objectives The Medical Symptom Validity Test (MSVT) offers a profile analysis for
performance validity, but individuals performing with suboptimal performance validity are …

In this study, we compared objective neuropsychological data using the Meyers
Neuropsychological Battery (MNB; Meyers & Rohling,) and self-report measures of …

Validity testing is an integral component of clinical neuropsychological evaluations,
highlighted by the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (Heilbronner et al …

Aims: In neuropsychological evaluations, it is often difficult to ascertain whether poor
performance on measures of validity is due to poor effort or malingering, or whether there is …

Introduction: Research to date has supported the use of multiple performance validity tests
(PVTs) for determining validity status in clinical settings. However, the implications of …

Failure to evaluate the validity of an examinee's neuropsychological test performance can
alter prediction of external criteria in research investigations, and in the individual case …

Objective: To evaluate the relationships among performance validity, symptom validity,
symptom self-report, and objective cognitive testing. Method: Combat Veterans (N= 338) …