exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 4 sources of measurement error?

A

• test taker
• test admin
• test itself
• test setting

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2
Q

reliability or validity - 1 test?

A

reliability

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3
Q

reliability or validity - 2 tests?

A

validity

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4
Q

does the test look like its measuring what its supposed to? - what is this measuring?

A

face validity

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5
Q

your score (X) on any test is never a perfect score, it’s always a combination of ____ (T) and ____ (E)

A

what you would have gotten if it was a perfect score (T), some kind of error (E)

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6
Q

we reduce error by increasing ____

A

consistency

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7
Q

if the test measures what it was designed to measure, it has ____
hint: reliability or validity

A

validity

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8
Q

test that are similar to what you’re measuring show ____ validity
a. convergent
b. divergent
c. criterion
d. construct

A

a. convergent

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9
Q

what the test actually predicts demonstrates ___ validity
a. convergent
b. divergent
c. criterion
d. construct

A

c. criterion

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10
Q

tests that are generally similar but still distinct show ____ validity
a. convergent
b. divergent
c. criterion
d. construct

A

b. divergent

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11
Q

the trait test is measuring 1 trait

A

monotrait

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12
Q

data from only one source

A

monomethod

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13
Q

data from multiple sources

A

heteromethod

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14
Q

more than one trait is measuring

A

heterotrait

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15
Q

data is from only one source

A

monomethod

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16
Q

how well the test predicts behavior/performance is ____ validity

A

criterion

17
Q

concurrent criterion validity focuses on
hint: future or current

A

current

18
Q

predictive criterion validity focuses on
hint: future or current

A

future

19
Q

diagnostic utility, sensitivity — has the disorder, yes or no?

A

yes, has the disorder

20
Q

diagnostic utility, specificity — has the disorder, yes or no?

A

no, does NOT have the disorder

21
Q

reduce error by increasing consistency
hint: reliability or validity

A

reliability

22
Q

variable or characteristic that
influences degree of correlation between 2 other variables
(gender, culture, age, socio-eco background)

A

moderator variable

23
Q

gives answer for when and to whom the correlation is significant
hint: reliability or validity

A

validity

24
Q

correlation analysis:
r >= 0.70 {what is this for?}

A

to show variability from true perfect score

25
Q

correlation analysis:
r >= 0.90 {what is this for?}
hint: kappa coefficient

A

high stakes testing

26
Q

what is central tendency?

A

cling towards the middle of the scale

27
Q
  • leniency/strictness bias
  • halo effect/horns effect
  • central tendency
    these are examples of common biases in ____
A

interrater reliability

28
Q

to make r-square change value into a %, what do we do?

A

move the decimal 2 places