CPCE (2024-2025)- ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
Vertical - <<Answers>>>In testing, a _____ test would have
versions for various age brackets or levels of education (e.g., a
math achievement test for preschoolers and a version for
middle-school children)
Horizontal - <<Answers>>>A _____ test measures various
factors (e.g., math and science) during the same testing
procedure
Parallel; Equivalent - <<Answers>>>When a test has two
versions or forms that are interchangeable they are termed
_____ forms or _____ forms of the same test
Validity and Reliability - <<Answers>>>The most critical
factors in test selection are...?
Validity - <<Answers>>>Which is more important, validity
or reliability?
.64 - <<Answers>>>The same test is given to the same group
of people using the test-retest reliability method. The
correlation between the first and second administration is .80.
The true variance is _____
Francis Galton - <<Answers>>>_____ _____ did research
and concluded that intelligence was normally distributed like
height or weight and that it was primarily genetic
, CPCE (2024-2025)- ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
Intelligence quotient - <<Answers>>>IQ means
Unitary faculty - <<Answers>>>Francis Galton felt that
intelligence was a...?
Convergent and divergent thinking - <<Answers>>>J. P.
Guilford isolated 120 factors which added up to intelligence.
He also is remembered for his thoughts on...?
Convergent thinking - <<Answers>>>Occurs when divergent
thoughts and ideas are combined into a singular concept
Divergent thinking - <<Answers>>>The ability to generate a
novel idea
Kuder-Richardson coefficients of equivalence -
<<Answers>>>A counselor is told by his supervisor to
measure the internal consistency reliability (i.e., homogeneity)
of a test but not to divide the test in halves. The counselor
would need to utilize the...?
Cross validation - <<Answers>>>Takes place when a
researcher further examines the criterion validity (and in rarer
instances, the construct validity) of a test by administering the
test to a new sample
, CPCE (2024-2025)- ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
Binet and Simon - <<Answers>>>The first intelligence test
was created by...?
MA/CA x 100 - <<Answers>>>IQ stands for intelligence
quotient, which is expressed by...?
Wilhem Stern - <<Answers>>>The famous formula for
expressing IQ was created by the German, _____ _____
Standard age score; 100; 16 - <<Answers>>>Although we
still use the term IQ, the Binet today actually relies on a
_____ _____ _____ with a mean of _____ and a standard
deviation of _____
50% - <<Answers>>>The Binet stressed age-related tasks.
Utilizing this method, a 9-year-old task would be one which
_____ of 9-year olds could answer correctly
Discriminate normal from retarded Parisian children -
<<Answers>>>Simon and Binet pioneered the first IQ test
around 1905. The test was created to...?
SAS - <<Answers>>>Today the Stanford-Binet is used from
ages 2 to adulthood. The IQ formula has been replaced by the
_____
Vertical - <<Answers>>>In testing, a _____ test would have
versions for various age brackets or levels of education (e.g., a
math achievement test for preschoolers and a version for
middle-school children)
Horizontal - <<Answers>>>A _____ test measures various
factors (e.g., math and science) during the same testing
procedure
Parallel; Equivalent - <<Answers>>>When a test has two
versions or forms that are interchangeable they are termed
_____ forms or _____ forms of the same test
Validity and Reliability - <<Answers>>>The most critical
factors in test selection are...?
Validity - <<Answers>>>Which is more important, validity
or reliability?
.64 - <<Answers>>>The same test is given to the same group
of people using the test-retest reliability method. The
correlation between the first and second administration is .80.
The true variance is _____
Francis Galton - <<Answers>>>_____ _____ did research
and concluded that intelligence was normally distributed like
height or weight and that it was primarily genetic
, CPCE (2024-2025)- ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
Intelligence quotient - <<Answers>>>IQ means
Unitary faculty - <<Answers>>>Francis Galton felt that
intelligence was a...?
Convergent and divergent thinking - <<Answers>>>J. P.
Guilford isolated 120 factors which added up to intelligence.
He also is remembered for his thoughts on...?
Convergent thinking - <<Answers>>>Occurs when divergent
thoughts and ideas are combined into a singular concept
Divergent thinking - <<Answers>>>The ability to generate a
novel idea
Kuder-Richardson coefficients of equivalence -
<<Answers>>>A counselor is told by his supervisor to
measure the internal consistency reliability (i.e., homogeneity)
of a test but not to divide the test in halves. The counselor
would need to utilize the...?
Cross validation - <<Answers>>>Takes place when a
researcher further examines the criterion validity (and in rarer
instances, the construct validity) of a test by administering the
test to a new sample
, CPCE (2024-2025)- ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
Binet and Simon - <<Answers>>>The first intelligence test
was created by...?
MA/CA x 100 - <<Answers>>>IQ stands for intelligence
quotient, which is expressed by...?
Wilhem Stern - <<Answers>>>The famous formula for
expressing IQ was created by the German, _____ _____
Standard age score; 100; 16 - <<Answers>>>Although we
still use the term IQ, the Binet today actually relies on a
_____ _____ _____ with a mean of _____ and a standard
deviation of _____
50% - <<Answers>>>The Binet stressed age-related tasks.
Utilizing this method, a 9-year-old task would be one which
_____ of 9-year olds could answer correctly
Discriminate normal from retarded Parisian children -
<<Answers>>>Simon and Binet pioneered the first IQ test
around 1905. The test was created to...?
SAS - <<Answers>>>Today the Stanford-Binet is used from
ages 2 to adulthood. The IQ formula has been replaced by the
_____
