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iRubric: Psychopathology Case Study rubric

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Psychopathology Case Study Mental Health Case Study Rubric Code: DX95966 By melberty Draft Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: Writing Grade Levels: Undergraduate


	Distinguished (N/A)	Proficient: 3 (N/A)	Emerging: 2 (N/A)	Unsatisfactory/Incomplete: 0-1 (N/A)
Demographic/Background Information	Distinguished The client's demographics and background information are provided in detail. A clear picture of the client can be formed from this information.	Proficient: 3 The client's demographics and background information are provided with some detail. A basic understanding of the client can be concluded from what is provided.	Emerging: 2 Information regarding the client's demographics includes only one or two dimensions (i.e., age, gender). Background information is limited.	Unsatisfactory/Incomplete: 0-1 Minimal information on the background of the client is included.
Mental Health Issues/DSM-5 Criteria	Distinguished All symptoms the client is experiencing are stated and clearly explained in detail. Student's knowledge of the DSM-5 criteria is clearly evident.	Proficient: 3 The symptoms the client is experiencing are stated with little extra details. Student's knowledge of the DSM-5 is satisfactory.	Emerging: 2 Some of the symptoms the client is experiencing are stated. Certain DSM-5 criteria for the client's disorder may be missing.	Unsatisfactory/Incomplete: 0-1 Very few or no symptoms are stated. Little to no DSM-5 criteria for the client's disorder is included.
Treatment Plan	Distinguished A detailed treatment plan is included which is research-based and appropriate for the presenting symptoms/diagnosis.	Proficient: 3 A treatment plan is included but details may be missing that fully explain the breadth of the plan.	Emerging: 2 A treatment plan is included but states methods that are not research-based or typically used for the presenting symptoms/concerns.	Unsatisfactory/Incomplete: 0-1 Minimal information on the treatment plan is included or a plan is missing altogether.