Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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What is criterion?

A

The measure of performance that we correlate with test scores.

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2
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What is a predictive evidence of validity?

2pts

A

If the test scores and the criterion scores have a strong relationships.
Test –> Time –> Criterion = Predictor

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A statistic used to infer the strength of the evidence of validity that the test scores might demonstrate in predicting job performance.

What is this and what is an example.

A

Validity coefficient
Ex- Pearson r

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4
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What is concurrent evidence of validity?

2pts

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Provides information about the present and status quo.

  • Test –> criterion
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5
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What is objective and subjective criteria?

Give examples.

4pts

A

Objective criteria: Is one that is observable and measurable (ex- GPA, absence)

Subjective criteria: Is based on a person’s judgement (ex- notes of a supervisor)

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6
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If the criterion measures more dimensions than those measured by the test.

What is this called?

A

Criterion contamination

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7
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in the subscript rxy for validity coefficient, what does the x and y refer to?

2pts

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x refers to the test
y refers to the criterion

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8
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What is the coefficient of determination?

Give an example.

2pts

A

r^2 –> r meaning correlation

If the correlation (r) between a test and a criterion is .30 then the coefficient of determination (r^2_ is .09. Meaning the test and criterion have 9% of their variance in common

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