Exam 3 Review

The content validity of a teacher-constructed achievement test is: 

Which of these is a commonly used academic aptitude test?

What type of standardized test score allows for comparison over time and across schools

Correlating scores from a single test given to one group twice within a few days estimates:

What is the most likely correlation in the following diagram?

In a frequency distribution of 290 scores, the mean is 99 and the median is 86. It is:

Which of the following has the weakest correlation?

Two sections of a course received the following scores. Based on this information, we know:

Which type of reliability is least influenced by error?

Given the test info below, a student with an obtained score of 81 would have a 68% CI of:

You have devised a new measure and you correlate it with an existing test.This is an example of

Why is it unreasonable to expect a school to bring all 4th graders to the 4th grade norm?

The standard error of measurement on a test is:

In a frequency polygon, the length of the curve from end to end represents:

This value is also the 50th percentile

In the following example, the "B" bullseye shows that the shots fired are:

Five students received scores of 10, 12, 14, 16, and 28. The mean of these scores is:

What is the standard deviation of the following scores: 5, 7, 6, 8

A negative correlation means that:

Which measure of variability is commonly reported alongside the mean?

Which of these is NOT a student-related factor that might impact the outcome of a test?

When IQ tests are given to an adult a year apart, the difference in scores is likely due to:

How would you interpret a math test score for a student that is one SD above the national norm?