Assessment and Testing Flashcards

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Normative test format

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each item is independent of all other items

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Ipsative test format

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compare traits within the same individual; they do not compare a person to other persons who took the instrument

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3
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Spiral test

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the items get progressively more difficult

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4
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Cyclical test

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has several sections that are spiral in nature

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5
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Vertical test

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has versions for different age brackets or levels of education

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Horizontal test

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measures various factors (math and science) during the same testing procedure

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Test battery

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several measures are used to produce results that could be more accurate than those derived from using a single source; considered a horizontal test

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8
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Parallel forms

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a test has two versions that are interchangeable

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9
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Validity

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whether the test measures what it says it measures

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Reliability

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tells how consistent a test measures an attribute

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Content validity

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AKA rational or logical validity; does the test examine or sample the behavior under scrutiny

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Construct validity

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a test’s ability to measure a theoretical construct such as intelligence, self-esteem or artistic talent

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Concurrent validity

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deals with how well the test compares to other instruments that are intended for the same purpose; falls under criterion validity

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Predictive validity

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AKA empirical validity; reflects that test’s ability to predict future behavior according to established criteria; falls under criterion validity

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15
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Consequential validity

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tries to ascertain the social implications of using tests

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16
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Face validity

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appears to measure the intended attribute

17
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Equivalent or alternate forms of reliability

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examinees takes parallel forms of a test and reliability correlation coefficient is figured on the two sets of scores

18
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J.P. Guilford

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isolated 120 factors which added up to intelligence; He’s also remembered for thoughts on convergent and divergent thinking

19
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Convergent thinking

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occurs when divergent thoughts and ideas are combined into a singular concept

20
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Divergent thinking

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the ability to generate a novel idea

21
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Culture fair test

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items are known to the subject regardless of their culture

22
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Psychometric

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means any form of mental testing

23
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Formats of Projective Tests

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Association: What comes to mind when you look at this inkblot?
Completion: Complete these sentences with real feelings
Construction: such as drawing a person

24
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16 PF (Personality Factor Questionnaire) reflects the work of?

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Raymond B. Cattell

25
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Myers- Briggs Type Indicator reflects the work of?

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Carl Jung

26
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Bender Gestalt II

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an expressive projective measure that is known for its ability to discern whether brain damage is evident; the client is instructed to copy 16 geometric figures

27
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Who Americanized the Binet?

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Lewis Terman