David N. Cox

Robert D. Hare

Stephen Hart

PCL-SV&trade; provides a time-efficient, cost-effective screener. Highly correlated with the PCL-R test, the PCL:SV test takes about half as long to administer and is an effective screener for psychopathic (antisocial) disorders.&nbsp;

Material Type

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Manuals

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Language

English

Hare Psychopathy Checklist Screening Version

Get the Hare Psychopathy Checklist Revised - 2nd Edition (Hare PCL-R:2) to assess psychopathic personality disorder in adults.

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Manuals, stimulus books, replacement items & other materials

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PCL-R 2nd Ed Technical Manual

PCL SV Interview Guides

PCL SV QuikScore-Forms

HARE PCL-SV Manual

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PCL-SV™ provides a time-efficient, cost-effective screener. Highly correlated with the PCL-R test, the PCL:SV test takes about half as long to administer and is an effective screener for psychopathic (antisocial) disorders.

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Overview

Pricing & Ordering

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			Test administrators should be familiar with the theory and research documented in the PCL-R manual before administering the PCL:SV test.

			<h3>Features</h3>

			Norms are available for the following populations:

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				<li>Forensic nonpsychiatric</li>
				<li>Forensic psychiatric</li>
				<li>Civil psychiatric</li>
				<li>Noncriminal nonpsychiatric</li>
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