How To Spell Yakimoff's test?
How to Pronounce Yakimoff's test?
Correct pronunciation for the word "Yakimoff's test" is [jˈakɪmˌɒfs tˈɛst], [jˈakɪmˌɒfs tˈɛst], [j_ˈa_k_ɪ_m_ˌɒ_f_s t_ˈɛ_s_t].
"Yakimoff's test" in context
Yakimoff's test is a way to determine if a person is mentally impaired, or mentally ill. It is designed by Russian psychiatrist Dr. Aleksandr Yakimoff and was first published in the Russian Journal of Psychiatry in 1964. The test involves the subject performing various tasks and answering questions in order to determine their level of mental impairment. It requires the subject to answer questions about their current state of mind and mental health, as well as recall memories related to past experiences. The questions are designed to evaluate whether the subject is able to think rationally, comprehend information, and make decisions.
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