Exam 1 Part 3 Flashcards
Are the results replicable?
Reliability
Referred to as formal tests; provide standard procedures for the administration and scoring of the test
Standardization
Most standardized tests are ____
Norm-referenced
True or false: Standardized is a synonym for norm-referenced
False
The exact age of a person
Chronological age
Why is the chronological age important?
Important for analyzing scores from standardized tests
Used in assessment of preemie infants and toddlers generally not a consideration for children over age 3, takes into account the gestational development that was missed due to premature delivery
Adjusted age
Refers to the starting point for test administration and scoring. Elicited by eliciting a certain number of consecutively correct responses
Basal
Refers to the ending point; typically determined by a requisite number of consecutively incorrect responses
Ceiling
____ tests are designed to administered in a specific manner; must be administered according to protocol
Standardized test
Minior adjustments to a testing situation that do not compromise a test’s standardized procedure
Accommodation
What are some examples of accommodations?
Large print, content is not altered
Changes to the test’s standardized administration protocol. Invalidates the scores
Modification
What are some examples of modifications?
re-wording or simplifying instructions
Initial score obtained based on number of correct responses. Not meaningful until converted to scaled scores
Raw score