Psych Assessment Midterm Exam

A judgement or estimate of how well a test measure what it purports to measure in a particular context

• Reliability

• Test Development

• Validity

• Utility

A.) Valid test is always a reliable test,

B.) but a reliable test is a necessarily valid

• Both statement are True

• A is True, while B is False

• A is False, while B is True

• Both statement are False

This under Three categories of Validity where measure of validity obtained by evaluating the relationship of scores obtained on the test to scores on other test or measures.

• Content Validity

• Face Validity

• Construct Validity

• Criterion-related validity

A judgement concerning how relevant the test items to appear to be.

• Face validity

• Construct validity

• Content validity

• Criterion-related validity

Tend to having a low face validity

• Self Report

• Wechler

• Rorschach

• Criterion

He developed a method whereby raters judge each item as to whether it it useful or not for job performance

• Rorschach

• Lawshe

• Standford

• Cardo Dalisay

The standard against which a test or a test score is evaluated

• Characteristics of criterion

• Criterion-related validity

• Norm

• Criterion

type of evidence in construct validity where therapy is belong

• Evidence of homogeneity

• Evidence of pretest/posttest changes

• Evidence of changes with age

• convergent evidence

Relationship between test scores and other variables with which scores on the test should not theoretically be correlated.

• Item Analysis

• Discriminant Analysis

• Convergent Analysis

• Utility Analysis

A factor that prevents accurate and impartial measurement

• Bias

• Fairness

• Error

• Cost