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Psychometrics and Testing
Psychometrics and Testing
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This type of validity makes use of agreement among subject matter experts (SMEs)
Convergent Validity
Content Validity
Construct Validity
Face Validity
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This is an informal measure of validity
Construct Validity
Construct Validity
Face Validity
Criterion-referenced
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This validity assesses how well a new measure correlates with a measure taken at the same time
Face Validity
Discriminant Validity
Construct Validity
Concurrent Validity
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The degree to which an assessment would yield similar results if given to the same person again
Readability
Reliability
Classical Test Theory
Validity
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This type of reliability is established across different forms
Inter-rater
Test-Retest
Parallel Forms
Split-half
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A measure of comparative standing. Compares student performance to that of the norm group
Percentile Rank
Age-equivalent score
Standard Score
Stanine
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A test in which a student's performance is measured against a standard.
Criterion-Referenced Test
Rating Scale
Screening Measure
Norm-Referenced Test
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A test in which the performance of students is compared to that of a norming group or sample.
Standardized Test
Criterion-Reference Test
Norm-Referenced Test
Item Response Theory
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It assumes that each person has a true score that would be obtained if there were no errors in measurement.
Classical Test Theory
Inter-item theory
Test Theory
Item-response theory
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The degree to which an assessment measures what it intends to measure
Standard Deviation
Reliability
Validity
Standard Error of Measurement
