W1 Chapter 3A - Norms And Test Standardization Flashcards

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What are the 2 basic concepts needed to facilitate an examiner’s interpretation of test scores?

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  1. Norms
  2. Reliability
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What are reference to norms based on?

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The distribution of scores obtained by a representative sample

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What are the initial outcomes (scores) of testing typically referred to?

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Raw Scores

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How are raw scores meaningfully interpreted?

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By converting them to some form of derived score based in comparison to a standardisation or norm group

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What is a norm group?

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A sample of examinees who are -representative of the population for whom the test is intended

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What is the objective of test standardisation?

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To determine the distribution of raw scorers in the norm group

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Raw scores are converted to what type of scores when compared in the norm group?

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Derived scores

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Derived scores are also known as what?

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Norms

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What 4 varieties do norms come in?

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  1. Percentile ranks
  2. Age equivalents
  3. Grade equivalents
  4. Standard Scores
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