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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:35)All right, folks, we are back. We are back with episode four of the first pillar of this March sprint on clinical precision. So we’ve talked about the neurobiology of fatigue. We talked about the nuances of cognitive disengagement syndrome and the ethical management of validity data. But now we’re going to talk about where all of …

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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:00)Hello y’all. Welcome back to the Testing Psychologist. This is episode three in the March sprint, three of 12, with a capstone 13th episode before the month ends. And today we are talking about performance validity testing. And we talked about PVTs on the podcast before, but I’m going to do a little recap and just refresh …

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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:00)All right, folks, welcome back. We are talking about ADHD, SCT, and CDS. It’s a lot of acronyms, but we’re going to dive in and make things clear. So let’s do some definitions first. All right. And little disclaimer as I get going, as with all of my episodes, right, I am not the world’s leading expert …

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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:01)Hey everyone. Here we are. We’re back. We’re getting into it. All right. So I’m going to start this episode with a brief discussion of the neurobiology of checking out or testing fatigue. So I think to understand testing fatigue, we do have to move beyond just being tired. It is more than that. We’re talking about …

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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:01)Jennifer Hey, welcome to the podcast. Jennifer (00:04)Thank you. It’s very excited to be here, Jeremy, and thank you for the invitation to join you. Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:11)Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I’m excited to chat with you. You this is, you kind of occupy a very interesting and compelling niche that is assessment adjacent. So I’m thrilled …