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Criteria |
Exemplary 95–100% A |
Proficient 80–94% A- to B |
Developing 70–79% C+ to C- |
Needs Improvement 0–69% D+ to F |
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1. Represent relevant client information from a clinical case study scenario in a biopsychosocial assessment. |
Thoroughly represented relevant client information from a clinical case study scenario in a biopsychosocial assessment
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Partially represented relevant client information from a clinical case study scenario in a biopsychosocial assessment |
Vaguely represented relevant client information from a clinical case study scenario in a biopsychosocial assessment |
Did not represent relevant client information from a clinical case study scenario in a biopsychosocial assessment |
5% |
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2. Assess a client in a clinical case study scenario using a biopsychosocial assessment.
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Thoroughly assessed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a biopsychosocial assessment
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Adequately assessed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a biopsychosocial assessment
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Narrowly assessed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a biopsychosocial assessment
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Did not assess a client in a clinical case study scenario using a biopsychosocial assessment |
10% |
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3. Diagnose a client in a clinical case study scenario using a diagnostic manual. |
Accurately diagnosed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a diagnostic manual |
Somewhat accurately diagnosed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a diagnostic manual |
Inaccurately diagnosed a client in a clinical case study scenario using a diagnostic manual |
Did not diagnose a client in a clinical case study scenario using a diagnostic manual |
5% |
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4. Explain the issues, symptoms, and diagnosis of a client case study according to a theoretical perspective using a case conceptualization. |
Thoroughly explained the issues, symptoms, and diagnosis of a client case study according to a theoretical perspective using a case conceptualization |
Adequately explained the issues, symptoms, and diagnosis of a client case study according to a theoretical perspective using a case conceptualization |
Narrowly explained the issues, symptoms, and diagnosis of a client case study according to a theoretical perspective using a case conceptualization |
Did not explain the issues, symptoms, and diagnosis of a client case study according to a theoretical perspective using a case conceptualization |
15% |
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5. Apply a theoretical perspective in a case conceptualization to evaluate a client’s situation. |
Insightfully applied a theoretical perspective in a case conceptualization to evaluate a client’s situation |
Adequately applied a theoretical perspective in a case conceptualization to evaluate a client’s situation |
Narrowly applied a theoretical perspective in a case conceptualization to evaluate a client’s situation |
Did not apply a theoretical perspective in a case conceptualization to evaluate a client’s situation |
10% |
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6. Explain treatment options using evidence based practices based on a client diagnosis. |
Comprehensively explained treatment options using evidence based practice based on a client diagnosis |
Adequately explained treatment options using evidence-based practice based on a client diagnosis |
Narrowly explained treatment options using evidence-based practice based on a client diagnosis |
Did not explain treatment options using evidencebased practice based on a client diagnosis |
15% |
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7. Identify goals, objectives, and intervention strategies for at least 2 target problems. |
Clearly identified goals, objectives, and intervention strategies for at least 2 target problems. |
Somewhat clearly identified goals, objectives, and intervention strategies for at least 2 target problems. |
Vaguely identified goals, objectives, and intervention strategies for at least 2 target problems |
Did not identify goals, objectives, or intervention strategies for at least 2 target problems |
20% |
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8. Support diagnosis and treatment of target problems with relevant information from the DSM-5 and at least 2 peer reviewed sources. |
Fully supported diagnosis and treatment of target problems with relevant information from the DSM-5 and at least 2 peer-reviewed sources |
Partially supported diagnosis and treatment of target problems with relevant information from the DSM-5 and at least 2 peer-reviewed sources |
Minimally supported diagnosis and treatment of target problems with relevant information from the DSM-5 and at least 2 peer-reviewed sources |
Did not support diagnosis and treatment of target problems with relevant information from the DSM-5 and at least 2 peer-reviewed sources |
10% |
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9. APA guidelines |
Fully formatted according to APA guidelines |
Partially formatted according to APA guidelines |
Minimally formatted according to APA guidelines |
Not formatted according to APA guidelines |
5% |
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10. Use of language, mechanics, punctuation, syntax, and semantics |
Writing quality was professional in its use of language, mechanics, punctuation, syntax, and semantics |
Writing quality was somewhat professional in its use of language, mechanics, punctuation, syntax, and semantics |
Writing quality was narrowly professional in its use of language, mechanics, punctuation, syntax, and semantics |
Writing quality was unprofessional in its use of language, mechanics, punctuation, syntax, and semantics |
5% |