Assessment, Occupational Analysis, and Service Implementation Flashcards
The drawback to the O*Net is that it:
is very expensive to maintain as jobs are changing very quickly.
is less user friendly as the Dictionary of Occupational Titles.
is now out of print.
is less informative as the Dictionary of Occupational Titles
is less informative as the Dictionary of Occupational Titles
Which level of training is necessary to administer and interpret complex tests like the WAIS?
Level D
Level C
Level B
Level A
Level A
The WAIS is an:
Achievement test
Personality test
Intelligence test
Aptitude test
Intelligence test
Who developed the first reliable and valid battery of tests to measure intelligence?
Simon
Holland
Wechsler
Wais
Wechsler
You are working with a client who has a brain injury. What type of neurological test would you most likely see the results of when you refer the client for a neuropsychological evaluation?
WAIS
Luria-Nebraska
Haptic
Leiter
Luria-Nebraska
What scores constitute the average IQ range for the WAIS?
70-130
90-109
89-119
85-115
90-109
A “power” test is a test:
that measures aptitude for the trades
people who are studying to be electricians must pass
that has more questions than most people can answer
that most people finish within the time l
that has more questions than most people can answer
Aptitude test:
Determine a person’s interests
Predict future performance
Are power tests
Measure past learning
Predict future performance
Which of the following is an achievement test that can be administered to a group quickly?
Woodcock Johnson
PIAT
WRAT
GED
WRAT
Clerical aptitude tests:
are generally computerized
emphasize gender-specific skills
emphasize perceptual speed and detail orientation
involve spelling and reading
emphasize perceptual speed and detail orientation
You have referred a client for a psychological exam because you suspect that the person may have a personality disorder. Which personality test will the psychologist likely give?
Myers-Briggs
Rorschach
16 PF
MMPI
MMPI
Vocational Evaluation is characterized as:
requiring only an on-site observation to determine specific skills and work behaviors
typically consists of interviews, limited psychometric testing, and collection of background information
involving a detailed case-study, in-depth vocational counseling, psychometric test results, and possibly a transferable skills analysis
using work, either real or simulated, as the focal point for assessment and vocational exploration
using work, either real or simulated, as the focal point for assessment and vocational exploration
Under which level of assessment does vocational evaluation fall?
2
3
4
1
3
The work of which of the following people was most influential on interest testing:
Super
Holland
Wechsler
Parsons
Holland
Which of the following is UNTRUE about interest tests?
They can be computerized or paper-and-pencil
Instructions often advise test takers to take their skills or past experience into account
A 6th grade reading level is necessary
There are no right or wrong answers
A 6th grade reading level is necessary
