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    Impact of Events Scale Revised

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    What are the pros and cons of using the "Impact of Events Scale Revised" for psychological evaluation?

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    The impact of events scale revised test is considered one of the best tools for psychological evaluations. This tool is used in an effort to assess trauma.

    Pros of using the IES for psychological evaluation deal with how reliable the test is in psychological evaluations. The IES-R shows high levels on internal consistency (Beck, ...

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    This solution discusses the benefits and drawbacks to using the "Impact of Events Scale Revised" for conducting psychological evaluation.

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