Computer-Assisted Psychological Assessment Flashcards

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In clinical practice, the application of empirically demonstrated statistical rules and probabilities as a determining factor in clinical judgment and actions; contrast with clinical prediction and mechanical prediction

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Actuarial prediction

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An approach to evaluation based on the analysis of samples of behavior, including the antecedents and consequences of the behavior

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Behavioral assessment

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Computerized scoring, interpretation, or other conversion of raw test data, physically transported from the same or other test sites; contrast with teleprocessing and local processing

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Central processing

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An interactive, computer-administered testtaking process wherein items presented to the testtaker are based in part on the testtaker’s performance on previous items

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Computerized adaptive testing (CAT)

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A type of interpretive report designed to provide expert and detailed analysis of test data that almost mimics the work of an expert consultant

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Consultative report

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A type of interpretive report that features brief, scale-by-scale narrative summaries

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Descriptive report

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A type of scoring report that provides not only a listing of scores but statistical data as well

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Extended scoring report

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A form of interpretive report of psychological assessment, usually computer-generated, in which data from behavioral, medical, administrative, and/or other sources are integrated; contrast with scoring report and interpretive report

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Integrative report

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A formal or official computer-generated account of test performance, presented in both numeric and narrative form and including an explanation of the findings; the three varieties of interpretive report are descriptive, screening, and consultative; contrast with scoring report and integrative report

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Interpretive report

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A collection of questions to be used in the construction of tests

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Item bank

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In computerized adaptive testing, the individualized presentation of test items drawn from an item bank based on the testtaker’s previous responses

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Item branching

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On-site, computerized scoring, interpretation, or other conversion of raw test data; contrast with central processing and teleprocessing

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Local processing

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In clinical practice and other fields, the application of statistical rules and probabilities, as well as computer algorithms, in the computer generation of findings and recommendations; contrast with clinical prediction and actuarial prediction

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Mechanical prediction

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A type of interpretive report that provides information on each of the scales as well as the relationship between some of the scales

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Screening report

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A type of scoring report that provides only a listing of scores

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Simple scoring report

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Computerized scoring, interpretation, or other conversion of raw test data sent over telephone lines by modem from a test site to a central location for computer processing; contrast with central processing and local processing

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Teleprocessing

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A general term referring to a judgment regarding how well a test or other measurement tool measures what it purports to measure; this judgment has important implications regarding the appropriateness of inferences made and actions taken on the basis of measurements

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Validity