Wppsi iii Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

What are the specific tasks that should be devoted to an initial interview? In order of time that should be spent on them? History of Violence - 30% Personal, Social and Character Pathology - 25% Chief Complaints - 15% Medical History - 15% Mental Status - 10% Diagnosis and Treatment Discussion - 5% Predispositions have been found in family histories of the following disorders: Substance Use, Mood Disorders, Tics and Eating Disorders Some Diagnostic Assessment instruments fo...

CMN 554 Unit 1 Part 1 -Cognitive Ass: Does not reference possible neurobiological underpinnings of overt behavior. Decribes pt. as others might describe him/her -Neuropsychological ass: incorporates brain-behavior relationships & conceptualize how kids integrate information -General cognitive ass: focuses on understanding behavior at a cognitive level and in descriptive terms - correct answer What are the 3 behavioral assessment procedures when assessing children? Child is given pictures ...

Assessment 2 Exam 2023 Terman - ANS-revised Stanford-Binet for America; introduced the Ratio IQ Ratio IQ - ANS-mental age / chronological age X 100; top mental age score was 20; when mental age greatly lower than chronological age then person identified as having intellectual disability; anyone over the age of 20 fit into ID category; no longer used Spearman's "g" factor - ANS-generalized intelligence; more influential than specific subtest intelligence; strong correlation between ...

Assessment 2 Exam 2023 Terman - ANS-revised Stanford-Binet for America; introduced the Ratio IQ Ratio IQ - ANS-mental age / chronological age X 100; top mental age score was 20; when mental age greatly lower than chronological age then person identified as having intellectual disability; anyone over the age of 20 fit into ID category; no longer used Spearman's "g" factor - ANS-generalized intelligence; more influential than specific subtest intelligence; strong correlation between ...

CHAPTER 8-11 COMPLETE An 8-year-old child who scored like an average 10-year-old on an intelligence test would have a mental age of ________ and an IQ of ________. a) 10; 100 b) 10; 125 c) 8; 80 d) 8; 125 ANSWER = b) 10; 125 Jane is 22 years old. For her job, she needs to take an intelligence test. Which would be the most appropriate test for her age group? a) WISC-III b) WPPSI-R c) DSM-IVR d) WAIS-III ANSWER = d) WAIS-III Which of the following activities is most likely to exerci...

CHYS 2P10 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ What is inteligence? - -there are many ways that people define intelligence What is the psychometric approach? - -• Intelligence is a trait or set of traits on which individuals differ • Early Binet-Simon test-school, how children were doing in school, did some people find school more difficult than others -Mental age- compared child's mental ability to their age- is a 12 year old doing math questions that a typical 12...

CHYS 2P10 (FINAL EXAM) REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED/ What is intelligence? - -a trait or set of traits on which individuals differ Psychometric view of intelligence - -a view based on an assumption that our intelligence can "receive" a numerical value psychometric approach - -a way of studying intelligence that emphasizes analysis of the products of intelligence, especially scores on intelligence tests Binet-Simon Test of Intelligence - -Initially presented in as...

Assessment- Intelligence, Achievement, Aptitude Questions and Answers 100% correct Psychometric Approach -Model of Intelligence -Premise=description of intelligence using mental factors so... figure out what the factors are and then measure them Mental Factors Mental skills that mediate mental performance in different situations Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Continuum of Psychometr...

**HERE IS A LIST IOF THE CHAPTERS** Part I: PRINCIPLES. 1. Introduction. 2. Norms and Basic Statistics for Testing. 3. Correlation and Regression. 4. Reliability. 5. Validity. 6. Writing and Eva luating Test Items. 7. Test Administration. Part II: APPLICATIONS. 8. Interviewing Techniques. 9. Theories of Intelligence and the Binet Scales. 10. The Wechsler Intelligence Scales: WAIS-IV, WISC-IV, and WPPSI-III. 11. Testing in Education: Tests of Ability in Education and Special Education. 12. Standa...

CPCE Assessment and Testing 100 Questions with Verified Answer 2023 Appraisal can be defined as a. the process of assessing or estimating attributes. b. testing which is always performed in a group setting. c. testing which is always performed on a single individual. d. a pencil and paper measurement of assessing attributes. - CORRECT ANSWER a. the process of assessing or estimating attributes. A test can be defined as a systematic method of measuring a sample of behavior. Test forma...