Appraisal

Question 1

Raymond Catell

Answer 1

fluid and crystallized intelligence memory: Catell crystalized

Question 2

John Ertl

Answer 2

electronic machine analyze perception speed which is intelligence memory- erlectronic

Question 3

Arthur Jensen

Answer 3

1969 Black vs White controversy of IQ test

jetson was white with a black maid? but call it Jenson?

Question 4

Psychometric

Answer 4

any form of mental testing memeory d- pscho- mental metric - testing

Question 5

Likert Scale

Answer 5

test relies on summated or linear rating scale like - agree response gets a 5 etc..

Question 6

an ink blot is what kind of test?

Answer 6

Projective test

Question 7

Association (ink blot), completion (finish sentence) and construction (what make of it) are aspects of this type of test….

Answer 7

Projective test

Question 8

A projective test will give

a. something highly reinforcing
b. something emotionally charged
c. neutral stimuli

Answer 8

Neutral stimuli

Question 9

The 16 PF means what?

Answer 9

16 personality factors questionnaire

Question 10

16 PF is suitable for what ages?

Answer 10

16 and above

Question 11

16 PF can be used for marital counseling. T/F

Answer 11

True- individual and joint

Question 12

coined the term mental test - researched mental assessment and relation to reaction time. worked with Wundt and Galton

Answer 12

James Cattell

Question 13

16 PF is

a. theory based test
b. factor analytic test
c. an inventory
d. both b and c

Answer 13

D both factor and analytic test/inventory-

even though it is called a personality factor it is not personality theory

Question 14

Which person is responsible for the Meyers Briggs?

Answer 14

Carl Jung

Question 15

Mental Measurements yearbook

Answer 15

created by Buros, reviews available tests

Question 16

Counselor who favors projective measures would most likely be operating with what theoretical stance?

Answer 16

Psychodynamic

Question 17

A test which measures unconscious behaviors

Answer 17

projective:

inkblot, random pictures

Question 18

T/F these go together: Projective measures,

psychodynamic, unconscious behaviors

Answer 18

T

Question 19

aptitude measures what?

Answer 19

potential

Question 20

achievement measures what?

Answer 20

what has been learned

Question 21

The Rorschach test uses 10 inkblot cards while the TAT uses:

Answer 21

pictures- consists of 30 cards plus one blank but uses only up to 20 selected for age and sex

Question 22

Projective tests: The TAT uses pictures while the Rorschach uses

Answer 22

inkblots

Question 23

If I were to evaluate someone’s unconscious thoughts I would use what kind of test?

Answer 23

Projective- Rorschach or TAT-

Question 24

The RISB- Rotter Incomplete sentence blank is what kind of test?

Answer 24

Projective- as it involves completion

Question 25

As a Psychodynamic counselor what test might I use:

Answer 25

Projective

Question 26

What ages is the TAT for?

Answer 26

4 and up- up to 20 cards...

Question 27

an expressive projective measure known for its ability to check for brain damage is...

Answer 27

Bender Gestalt memory D- BenderBrain

Question 28

Interest Inventory- works best with what age group?

Answer 28

high school age or above- because interests are not stable - and generally become very stable at 25

Question 29

Interest Inventories get criticized for ...

Answer 29

too much emphasis on professional jobs and not enough on blue collar

Question 30

T/F Interest Inventories are reliable .

Answer 30

T

Question 31

AMECD stands for

Answer 31

Association for Measurements and Evaluations in Counseling and Development

Question 32

the GATB, MCAT, O*NET Ability Profiler are examples of what kind of test?

Answer 32

aptitude

Question 33

the GATB stands for

Answer 33

General Aptitude test Battery

Question 34

MCAT is

Answer 34

Medical College admissions test- an aptitude test

Question 35

School selection tests assess .... a. aptitude b. achievement

Answer 35

aptitude

Question 36

The GRE tests for a. aptitude b. achievement c. brain waves d. a and c

Answer 36

D aptitude and knowledge

Question 37

Standard error of measurement tells you :

Answer 37

How accurate or inaccurate a test score | is. A LOW standard error means HIGH reliability.

Question 38

68% confidence interval with a standard error of measurement being about 3 means equation is ...

Answer 38

plus and minus 3 from the actual score of the test- and the two numbers creates the interval

Question 39

shortening an achievement test will a. raise reliability b. lower reliability c. keep the same reliability

Answer 39

B- it will lower the reliability to shorten a test just as it raises reliability to lengthen a test.

Question 40

Examples of Informal assessment techniques are:

Answer 40

outpatient with a journal, self reports, case notes, checklists, sociograms of groups, interviews, professional staffings

Question 41

T/F More public education is needed in the area of testing

Answer 41

T

Question 42

In infant IQ tests are: a. unreliable than those given later in life b. more reliable than what is given later in life. c. never used

Answer 42

A. more unreliable than given later

Question 43

Lewis Terman did what?

Answer 43

Americanized the Binet and then it became the Stanford Binet- memory D: Termanbinet