PSY ASSESSMENT Flashcards

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On the Wechsler tests, raw scores on each subtest are changed to normalized standard scores scores that have a mean of __ and SD of__.

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Mean:100
SD:15

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In the development of the clinical MMPI scales, the primary focus was on ___ validity.

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Construct

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3
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The MCMI uses

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Base rate scores

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4
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The test-retest reliability of the BDI is typically in the:

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70s

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5
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Ideally, we would want a test to have ______specificity and ______sensitivity.

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High;High

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6
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I have developed a test of anxiety which contains 560 T-F items. We could characterize this test as having

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High fidelity

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7
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The Rulon formula can be used to assess

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Split Half Reliability

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8
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Discriminant analysis differs from multiple regression in that the predicted variable is

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Nominal

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9
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The main purpose of_____ is to develop a test as a substitute for a more time consuming or expensive procedure.

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Criterion Validity/Concurrent Validity

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10
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The correction for attenuation involves assuming all except

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a zero SE difference

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11
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A z score of +1.00 would be equal to a delta score of

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Delta score has a mean of 13 and an SD of 4.

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12
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Which of these z scores might represent a very difficult item?

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+2.33

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13
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Psychological Assessment vs. Psychological Testing

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Psychological Assessment
•Decision Making
•Problem Solving
•Typically Individualized
•Selection of tools
•Skill in evaluation
•Bear many source of data

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14
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Psychological Assessment vs. Psychological Testing

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Psychological Testing
•Numeric in Nature
•Individual Group
•Role of evaluator may be substituted
•Technical like skills

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15
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Norm

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Innate

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16
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Criterion

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Affect

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Outside manifestation of the behavior

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Ratio

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Test Conceptualization

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Planning stage, interviews

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Test Construction

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Item writing

21
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Test tryout

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Administer the test in the participants

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Item Analysis

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Test Revision

24
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Factor Analytic Strategy

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Criterion Group Strategy
MMPI
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P value Approach is less than .05 or equal
Reject the Null hypothesis then the correlation or the difference is SIGNIFICANT
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Critical Value The computed value should be larger or equal than the critical value
Reject the null hypothesis Example: Z score: 1.96 beyond or equal is SIGNIFICANT low -1.96: LOW 1.96: HIGH