Uses of Psychological Test Flashcards

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It is the process of measuring psychology-related
variables by means of devices or procedures to obtain a sample behavior.

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Psychological Testing

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It is the gathering and integration of psychology-related data for the purpose of making a psychological evaluation that is accomplished through the use of tools.

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Psychological Assessment

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Typically, to obtain some gauge, usually numerical in
nature, with regard to an ability or attribute.

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Objective of Testing

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Testing many be individual or group in nature. After test administration, the tester will typically add up “the number of
correct answers of the number of certain types of responses…with little if any regard for the how or mechanics of such content”

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Process of Testing

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Typically, to answer a referral question, solve problem, or
arrive at a decision through the use of tools or evaluation.

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Objective of Assessment

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The tester is not key to the process; practically speaking,
one tester may be substituted for another tester without
appreciably affecting the evaluation

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Role of Evaluator in Testing

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Assessment is typically individualized in contrast to testing, assessment more typically focuses on how individual processes rather than simply the results of that processing.

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Process of Assessment

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The assessor is key to the process of selecting tests and/or other tools of evaluation as well as in drawing conclusions from the entire evaluation.

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Role of Evaluator in Assessment

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Testing typically requires technician-like skills in terms of administering and scoring a test as well as in interpreting a test result.

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SKILL OF EVALUATOR in Testing

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Typically, testing yields a test score or series of
test scores.

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OUTCOME of Testing

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Assessment typically requires an educated selection of tools of evaluation, skill in evaluation, and thoughtful organization and integration of data.

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SKILL OF EVALUATOR of Assessment

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Typically, assessment entails a logical problem-solving approach that brings to bear many sources of data designed to shed light on a referral question.

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OUTCOME of Assessment

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FORMS OF ASSESSMENT

The assessor
and assessee
many work
as”partners”
from initial
contact through
final Feedback

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COLLABORATIVE
PSYCHOLOGICAL
ASSESSMENT

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FORMS OF ASSESSMENT

Refers to an
interactive approach
to psychological
assessment that
usually follows a
model of evaluation,
intervention of sort
of and evaluation.

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DYNAMIC ASSESSMENT

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FORMS OF ASSESSMENT

Therapeutic
self-discovery and
new understanding
and new
understandings are
encouraged
throughout the
assessment process

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THERAPEUTIC
PSYCHOLOGICAL
ASSESSMENT

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WHAT ARE THE TOOLS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

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THE TEST
THE INTERVIEW
ROLE PLAY TEST
THE PORTFOLIO
BEHAVIORAL OBSERVATION
CASE HISTORY DATA
COMPUTER AS TOOLS
OTHER TOOLS

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This tool of Psychological Assessment is defined simply as a measuring device or procedure.

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Test

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This tool of Psychological Assessment refers to a device or procedure designed to measure a variable related to that modifier.

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Test

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WAYS TEST MAY VARY IN _____

It pertains to the form, plan, structure, arrangement, and layout of tests as well as to related considerations such as time limits.

It is also used to refer to the form in which a test is
administered: computerized, pencil- and paper, or some other form.

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FORMAT

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WAYS TEST MAY VARY IN _____

(one - to - one basis, many require an
active and knowledgeable test administrator.)

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ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES

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WAYS TEST MAY VARY IN _____

(subject matter) even two psychological tests purporting
to measure the same thing (example: personality- many differ widely in
item content.

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CONTENT

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WAYS TEST MAY VARY IN _____

Scoring is the process of of assigning such evaluative codes or statement to performance of tests, tasks, interviews or other behavior samples.

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ADMINISTRATION, SCORING AND INTERPRETATION PROCEDURES

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15
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refers to usefulness or practical value that a
test or other tool of assessment has for a particular
purpose.

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Utility

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WAYS TEST MAY VARY IN _____

or technical quality. Referring to how consistently and how accurate a psychological test to
measures what is purports to measure.

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PSYCHOMETRIC SOUNDNESS

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Is a tool of psychological assessment typically involves more than talk.

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INTERVIEW

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This tool of psychological assessment involves taking notes of both verbal and non verbal (Body language movements, facial expressions, eye contact, apparent willing to cooperate and general reaction to the demands of the interview.

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INTERVIEW

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defined as a therapeutic dialogue that combines
person-centered listening skills such as openness and empathy, with the use
of cognition-altering techniques designed to positivity affect motivation
and effect therapeutic change.

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MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING

17
Q

An interview maybe used to help professionals in human
resources to make more informed recommendations about the hiring, firing,
and advancement of personnel.

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PANEL INTERVIEW

17
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This tool, usually on institutions, patients have handicrafts and other physical products available which can be used as data for assessment.

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PORTFOLIO

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A tool that can be used as employment like: artist, graphics design and so on.

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PORTFOLIO

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A tool that refers to records, transcripts, and other account in written, pictorial and other form that preserve archival
information, official and informal accounts and other
data and items relevant to an assessee.

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CASE HISTORY DATA

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Q

A tool that is employed by assessment professionals, may be defined as monitoring the actions of others or oneself by visual or electronic means while recording quantitative and/or qualitative information
regarding those actions.

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Behavioral Observation

21
Q

Acting an improvised or partially improvised part in
simulated situation.

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ROLE - PLAY TESTS

21
Q

Statistics, motion-capture, Computer assisted psychological assessment.

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Computer as tools

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Q

WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

The publisher of the test

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TEST DEVELOPER

23
Q

WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

administrator of test, must be qualified

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TEST USER

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WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

They can administer, score, and interpret psychological tests (including
projective tests), diagnose mental disorders, and do psychotherapy.

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Psychologists

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Q

WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

The consumers, some cheat the tests, some have test anxiety, some have coaching, some are not motivated to do the tests, some cannot speak English. It is the test user’s job to manage
them.

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TEST TAKERS

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Q

WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

Companies/ government /hospitals

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OTHER PARTIES

25
Q

WHO are Involved in Testing/Assessment?

it exerts effort to determine what test must be developed or be removed.

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

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WHERE Do We Conduct Testing and Assessment?

EDUCATIONAL SETTING

Tests that measure a person’s current
cognitive ability. Evaluates Accomplishment or the degree
of learning that has taken place.

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Achievement Test

27
Q

WHERE Do We Conduct Testing and Assessment?

EDUCATIONAL SETTING

Test that measure a person’s potential cognitive ability.

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Aptitude Test

27
Q

WHERE Do We Conduct Testing and Assessment?

EDUCATIONAL SETTING

Tests that measure what a person knows
about a certain topic or subject

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Diagnostic Test

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Q

WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Researcher uses assessment
procedures to determine if a particular method of
psychotherapy is effective treating particular problem.

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Testing of Psychotherapy

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Q

WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Battery of tests (IQ tests,
Personality Test, etc.)

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Psychotherapy assessment

28
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WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Older people, cognitive decline, quality of life.

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GERIATRIC SETTING

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Q

WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Annulment, Child Custody, determine if the
client is fit or psychologically incapacitated.

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Court trial

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Q

WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Prison for rehabilitation and pardon

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Prison Psychologist

30
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WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

various tools of assessment used.

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BUSINESS AND MILITARY SETTING

30
Q

WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

government licensing, certification or
general credentialing of professionals

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GOVERNMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL CREDENTIALING

30
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WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

Publish research

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ACADEMIC RESEARCH SETTINGS

30
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WHERE Do we Conduct Testing and Assessment?

CLINICAL SETTING

many different kinds of measurement procedures find
application in a wide variety of setting.

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OTHER SETTINGS

31
Q

WHERE to Go for Authoritative Information?

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Test Catalogues
Test Manuals
Professional Books
Reference Volume
Journal Articles
Online Databases
Other Sources

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HOW are Assessment Conducted?

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● Familiarity with test administration and protocols (test forms)
● Establishing rapport
● Having a conducive testing condition
● Accommodation of people with disability - people who are
blind or deaf must be accommodated when they are given a test (they used devices like auditory devise, recording
device, speech recognition)

32
Q

In ____, __________ and
his colleague published a
test design that place _____
school children in
appropriate classes.

His test would have
__________ well beyond
the Paris school district.

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In 1905, ALFRED BINET and
his colleague published a
test design that place Paris
schoolchildren in
appropriate classes.

Binet’s test would have
consequences well beyond
the Paris school district.

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Q

An _____ -language
version of Binet’s test
was prepared for use in
school in ____________.

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An English -language
version of Binet’s test
was prepared for use in
school in United State.

33
Q

He was the creator of first IQ test.

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Alfred Binet (1857-1911)

34
Q

When the ____________
declared war on _______
and entered World War 1
in ____, the military
would depend even more
on ____________________
to screen recruits for
service.

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When the United States
declared war on Germany
and entered World War 1
in 1917, the military
would depend even more
on psychological tests
to screen recruits for
service.