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What is a Type 2 error?

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False null hypothesis accepted

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What is a Type 1 error?

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True null hypothesis rejected

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Ratio IQ Equation

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IQ= (mental age)
___________ X 100
(Chronological age)

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Mental Age

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IQ (chronological age)
___________________
100

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Deviation IQ

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how well a person performed on an IQ test relative to same age peer

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Types of Validity

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Content
Criterion
Construct
Predictive
Convergent
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Content Validity

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(determined before test is administered)

items adequately sample skill or trait being measured

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Criterion Validity

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how well can test predict future performance in specific field

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Construct Validity

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performance is correlated with other items theory predicts it is related to

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Predictive Validity

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Criterion

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Convergent Validity

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Construct Validity

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Nominal data

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Categorical (names)

Ex) Democrat/ Republican

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Ordinal Data

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Ranks (order horses finish in races)

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Interval Data

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Actual Numbers

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Ratio Data

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True 0 Point

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Independent Variable

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Variable whose effect is being studied

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Dependent Variable

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Variable expected to change due to IV change

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Standard Deviation (SD)

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’s - mean–> absolute value, square, add them all together, divide by # of #’s and find square root

average scatter away from mean/ square root of variance

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Variance

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- mean, add absolute values, divide by # of #s

Standard Deviation squared

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T-Score

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mean= 50, sd= 10

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z score

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how many standard deviations above/ below the mean is your score

= your score- mean of distribution
______________________________
standard deviation

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What kind of data?

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Amounts (numbers)- how many groups?
2: T-Test
More than 2: ANOVA

Categories: Chi-Square Test

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Tests can be interpreted ______

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Norm-referenced testing

  • –> assess individual’s performance in reference to others
    problem: population of test takers can change

Domain-referenced testing (criterion)

  • –> assess what test taker knows about specific content domain
    ex) driver’s test