EDU 3035 Exam #1 Questions with correct answers
age equivalent - ✔✔The median raw score for a particular age level
concurrect validity - ✔✔the extent to which results of a test are supported by
other relatively recent performance beyond the test itself
Confidence Interval - ✔✔the range of values within which a population parameter
is estimated to lie
construct validity - ✔✔Evaluates whether the standardized assessment measures
the trait or char-acteristic it was intended to measure.
content validity - ✔✔How well an assessment measure represents the domain or
learning area that is being evaluated.
Correlation - ✔✔A statistical method used to measure the relationship between
two variables.
Correlation Coefficient (r) - ✔✔The relationship that is expressed between two
variables.
criterion-related validity - ✔✔The relationship between the results of the
assessment measure and results of a comparable measure.
What are derived scores? - ✔✔Scores that are obtained using the raw score and
expectancy tables included in standardized assessment manuals.
, What are the two types of derived scores? - ✔✔Standard scores and scaled
scores.
educational diagnostician - ✔✔An assessment professional who is trained to
administer and inter-pret standardized assessments.
equivalent form reliability - ✔✔A form of reliability in which different versions of
the same assess-ment are designed to be equivalent to one another.
examiner - ✔✔A person who is specifically trained to administer standardized
assessments. These individuals include educational diagnosticians and/or
teachers who have training in administer-ing standardized assessments.
grade equivalent - ✔✔The median raw score for a particular grade level.
Internal Consistency - ✔✔The process of assessing the relationship between
multiple items on a single test using one administration of the test.
What is internal reliability? - ✔✔The degree to which two or more examiners
agree with each other.
What is the process of assessing internal reliability? - ✔✔An impartial examiner
assesses a phenomenon evaluated by another examiner and compares the test
scores for variability.
age equivalent - ✔✔The median raw score for a particular age level
concurrect validity - ✔✔the extent to which results of a test are supported by
other relatively recent performance beyond the test itself
Confidence Interval - ✔✔the range of values within which a population parameter
is estimated to lie
construct validity - ✔✔Evaluates whether the standardized assessment measures
the trait or char-acteristic it was intended to measure.
content validity - ✔✔How well an assessment measure represents the domain or
learning area that is being evaluated.
Correlation - ✔✔A statistical method used to measure the relationship between
two variables.
Correlation Coefficient (r) - ✔✔The relationship that is expressed between two
variables.
criterion-related validity - ✔✔The relationship between the results of the
assessment measure and results of a comparable measure.
What are derived scores? - ✔✔Scores that are obtained using the raw score and
expectancy tables included in standardized assessment manuals.
, What are the two types of derived scores? - ✔✔Standard scores and scaled
scores.
educational diagnostician - ✔✔An assessment professional who is trained to
administer and inter-pret standardized assessments.
equivalent form reliability - ✔✔A form of reliability in which different versions of
the same assess-ment are designed to be equivalent to one another.
examiner - ✔✔A person who is specifically trained to administer standardized
assessments. These individuals include educational diagnosticians and/or
teachers who have training in administer-ing standardized assessments.
grade equivalent - ✔✔The median raw score for a particular grade level.
Internal Consistency - ✔✔The process of assessing the relationship between
multiple items on a single test using one administration of the test.
What is internal reliability? - ✔✔The degree to which two or more examiners
agree with each other.
What is the process of assessing internal reliability? - ✔✔An impartial examiner
assesses a phenomenon evaluated by another examiner and compares the test
scores for variability.
