Testing

Question 1

Manipulation of objects, minimal use of paper and pencil

Answer 1

Performance test

Question 2

Non-language tests

Answer 2

Requires no language on the part of either examiner or examinee. Gesture or modeling

Question 3

Non-reading tests. Preschool in this category. Require no reading or writing, use of oral instruction and communication on the part of the examiner

Answer 3

Non-verbal test

Question 4

Bailey scales

Answer 4

Developmental status of children between ages one month and 3.5 years. Mental, motor, behavior rating scale‘s

Question 5

McCarthy scales of children’s abilities

Answer 5

Ages 2.5 to 8.5 years old. Consists of 18 tests of observation of the child’s approach to problems and stimuli

Question 6

Apgar

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Activity, Pults, grimace, appearance, respiration score of 7 to 10 is normal, 4 to 7 need help, 0 to 3 immediate recessive Tatian

Question 7

Vineland adaptive behavior scale’s

Answer 7

Observation instrument for ages 3 to 12. Focus on what individual usually and have bitch will he does, not what they can do.

Question 8

Infant test give current status and don’t predict future success true or faults?

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Vineland adaptive behavior scale’s name the domains

Answer 9

Receptive, daily living skills, socialization motor skills

Question 10

Receptive

Answer 10

What the child understands expresses what the child reads and writes

Question 11

Daily living skills

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Personal, how the child eats dresses personal hygiene, domestic, what household tasks are performed, community, how the child uses time money the phone and classroom skills

Question 12

Socialize Seshan

Answer 12

Interpersonal relationships, how the child interacts with others. Play and leisure time, how the child plays and use his free time. Coping skills, how the child demonstrates responsibility and sensitivity

Question 13

Motor

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Gross, how the child uses arms and legs for movement. Fine, how the child uses hands and feet to manipulate objects

Question 14

Law that requires you to have an individual plan if someone is seen as mentally challenged

Answer 14

Lot 94142

Question 15

The Weschler

Answer 15

One way to start the diagnosis, would have a difference in verbal and performance score by a lot of points

Question 16

How do you test people with physical disabilities

Answer 16

Change the test by not giving the motor parts of the test eliminate speed

Question 17

Hearing impairment tests

Answer 17

WISC-R most widely used test of intelligence for hearing impaired childrena

Husky-Nebraska Test of learning aptitude, for death or hearing impaired children ages 3 to 17, speed is illuminated

Question 18

Visual impairment test

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Hayes- Binet

Question 19

Motor impairment test

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Leiter International performance scale, good for children with cerebral palsy Peabody picture vocabulary test

Question 20

Non-verbal testing

Answer 20

Goodenough harris drawing test

Test taker is simply instructed to make a picture of a man, they have grading standards based on what they did and didn’t draw

Question 21

Group testing includes which tests

Answer 21

As Bab, armed services vocational aptitude battery, GATTD, general ability test battery given by the service

Question 22

Advantage of group testing over

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Given to many people that can fit into a space, simplifies examiners roll, provide more uniform conditions, scored by computers, better norms, cheaper

Question 23

Disadvantages of a group testing

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Less opportunity to establish rapport, don’t detect issues like anxiety or worry, emotional disturbed kids do worse in group tests, too many restrictions on responses, can penalize brilliant kids, not flexible

Question 24

Multilevel

Answer 24

Send questions on test but in different levels a test for one to third graders and they different test for 4th to 6th graders

Question 25

Multiple pull aptitude test that are famous

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Most famous is differential aptitude test DAT, has two levels

Question 26

GATB stands for, Who was it developed by for what purpose

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General aptitude test battery

Developed by unemployment service for used by employment counselors in state employment service offices

Question 27

Bennett’s mechanical comprehension test

Answer 27

Uses pictures about which short questions are to be answered

Question 28

Seashore music

Answer 28

Uses records, examiners says what’s off Kee and on Kee

Question 29

Myers art aptitude test

Answer 29

Which picture has better context

Question 30

Nero psychological assessment Most famous of these tests?

Answer 30

Given to people with brain damage to see the extent of the issue test include bender get stopped, most famous Nero psychological assessment, examiner is asked to draw shapes they see on a card

Question 31

Group embedded figures test

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Shows someone’s learning style, low and high scores, low equal field dependent, difficulty isolating shapes from large figures, high equal field independent, can isolate the shape

Question 32

The adjective

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300 additives arranged alphabetically. Respondents mark all the additives they consider descriptive of themselves

Question 33

Advantages and disadvantages of observation versus interview

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Advantages equals observation is true disadvantage of observation,? Advantage of interview, cheaper can make question specific can find out a lot of information disadvantage, may not be true

Question 34

Career test given in schools

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Kat, Iowa, metropolitan

Question 35

Testing infants in preschool children acquire skills

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Observation

Question 36

Example of a unit level test would be

Answer 36

Nelson Denny reading test

Question 37

The test is most appropriate to predict success in college if the candidates primary language is not

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TOEFL test stands for test of English foreign language