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The precision, consistency, or repeatability of questions or tests specifically refers to:
✔Correct Answer-reliability
Which of the following is an example of measurement? ✔Correct Answer-the distance a
youngster reaches in the standing long jump
Teachers can use measurement procedures to: ✔Correct Answer-(all of the above) evaluate
students, evaluate their instructional performance, make decisions regarding programs
Administering a written test of strategies in playing basketball is an example of testing a
component of: ✔Correct Answer-the cognitive domain
Adult fitness settings would typically have program objectives in each of the learning domains
except: ✔Correct Answer-the psychomotor domain
A performance-based objective is the same thing as: ✔Correct Answer-a behavioral objective
When ratio-level data is involved, the following measure(s) of central tendency can be used:
✔Correct Answer-mode, median, and mean
When an athletic trainer assesses an athlete's injury in order to prescribe a treatment, this
measurement is being used for: ✔Correct Answer-diagnosis
Within a normal (bell-shaped) curve (distribution of scores) with standard score scales, a Z-score
of 0 would be equivalent to a T-score of: ✔Correct Answer-50
A score that is equal to or better than 9 of 10 scores earned on a particular test is the same
thing as saying that this score is: ✔Correct Answer-at the 90th percentile
The task of administering a test for the purpose of obtaining a quantifiable score is referred to
as evaluation ✔Correct Answer-false
Scores that can be displayed in numeric form (such as from an individual's time on a mile run)
are examples of qualitative measurement information ✔Correct Answer-false
Measurement comes before evaluation ✔Correct Answer-true
The learning domains of physical education are titled psychomotor, general motor ability,
cognitive, and affective ✔Correct Answer-false
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The precision, consistency, or repeatability of questions or tests specifically refers to:
✔Correct Answer-reliability
Which of the following is an example of measurement? ✔Correct Answer-the distance a
youngster reaches in the standing long jump
Teachers can use measurement procedures to: ✔Correct Answer-(all of the above) evaluate
students, evaluate their instructional performance, make decisions regarding programs
Administering a written test of strategies in playing basketball is an example of testing a
component of: ✔Correct Answer-the cognitive domain
Adult fitness settings would typically have program objectives in each of the learning domains
except: ✔Correct Answer-the psychomotor domain
A performance-based objective is the same thing as: ✔Correct Answer-a behavioral objective
When ratio-level data is involved, the following measure(s) of central tendency can be used:
✔Correct Answer-mode, median, and mean
When an athletic trainer assesses an athlete's injury in order to prescribe a treatment, this
measurement is being used for: ✔Correct Answer-diagnosis
Within a normal (bell-shaped) curve (distribution of scores) with standard score scales, a Z-score
of 0 would be equivalent to a T-score of: ✔Correct Answer-50
A score that is equal to or better than 9 of 10 scores earned on a particular test is the same
thing as saying that this score is: ✔Correct Answer-at the 90th percentile
The task of administering a test for the purpose of obtaining a quantifiable score is referred to
as evaluation ✔Correct Answer-false
Scores that can be displayed in numeric form (such as from an individual's time on a mile run)
are examples of qualitative measurement information ✔Correct Answer-false
Measurement comes before evaluation ✔Correct Answer-true
The learning domains of physical education are titled psychomotor, general motor ability,
cognitive, and affective ✔Correct Answer-false
