Week 12 - Culture and Assessment Flashcards
Item-generation techniques are easy to apply to
figural ability items
Tailored testing involves
adapting test content to an examinee in real time
There are three types of successive development of different language versions of a psychological test. What are they?
Application
Assembly
Adaptation
What are strategies for identifying and dealing with method bias in cross-cultural assessment?
Assessment response styles
Extensive training of administrators
Use of collateral information
NOT error/distracter analysis
Emotional intelligence is
the ability to recognise and control one’s own and other’s emotions
MAT is to CAT as MANOVA is to
ANOVA
What are strategies for identifying and dealing with construct bias in cross-cultural assessment?
use of informants with expertise in local culture and language
use of samples of bilingual subjects
non-standard instrument administration
NOT error/distracter analysis
‘Open mode’ refers to
anyone being able to access a test without any form of authentication
Western intelligence tests tend to
de-emphasise social aspects of intelligence
The idea behind item-generative testing is that
the computer randomly generates new items based on an underlying rule or algorithm
What is not a typical source of construct bias in cross-cultural assessment?
Poor sampling of all relevant behaviour
A disadvantage of MAT is
an examinee is required to remember the instructions of all subtests simultaneously
Differential familiarity with response procedures is a type of method bias commonly found in which type of psychological test?
questionnaires
An examinee who sacrifices accuracy for speed is emphasising
quantity over quality
What is more efficient - CAT, MAT or SAT?
MAT is more efficient than CAT?
