Lecture 3 - Testing concepts, screening, and communication Flashcards
What are the 4 testing concepts?
- Question
- Method
- Results
- Interpretation
What are 4 test selection and important test considerations?
- The end justify’s the means
- Discrimination
- Practicality and mass testability
- Testing sequence
Ease of _____ _______ comparison = interpretations of test results to indicate a persons performance in comparison to a set of standards of norms.
normative data
For multiple trial tests, the score can be what two things?
- Best score
2. Mean score of trials
Standards can be what two things?
- Criterion referenced
2. Norm referenced
_________ reference standards (aka ________ score) = minimum proficiency scores; has the participant achieved a pre-determined level of performance.
criterion
______ ________ standards are more commonly used in health and performance testing.
norm-referenced
What are 4 things to consider when selected norm values?
- Type of test and protocol used
- Definition and demographics of population being compared to
- Test administed by certified professionals
- Values published by a reputable source
What 3 things should every participant/client expect the right to?
- Fair and equitable treatment
- Privacy, anonymity and confidentiality
- A safe and positive testing experience
What are the 5 steps in CSEP?
- Ask
- Assess
- Advice
- Agree
- Assist & arrange
What are 3 reasons to screen?
- Professional
- Ethical
- Legal
Preliminary instructions for clients help with ___________ and should be provided in writing at least ___ hours in advance of test.
standardization; 48
What 5 components are included in pre-screening?
- GAQ/PAR-Q+/health-history questionnaire
- Consent form
- Resting HR measurement
- Resting BP measurement
- Observation
What two terms may you clarify for your client in the PAR-Q?
Heart condition and dizziness
What are the essential components of informed consent?
- Benefits of assessment
2. Risks of assessment