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A Likert scale is used to measure:
Who invented the inkblot test?
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Who invented the inkblot test?
Rorschach
Jung
Freud
Gardner
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A Likert scale is used to measure:
Compare groups without a time element
Assess outcomes in a group over time
Manipulate variables
Study one individual in depth
3
Discovers a person’s talents and predict how well he or she will be able to learn a new skill
Interest
Achievement
Aptitude
Spatial
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Personality Tests require what components to be successful?
Reliability
Validity
All of the above
Standardization
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What does Standardization mean?
Grading the test using a different scale each time
giving the same test to some and different test to others
You administer and score the test the same way each time
You allow for fluctuations when administering the test
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Reliability refers to:
Differences between groups
Frequency distributions
Means and standard deviations
Correlations between two variables
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The main advantage of using standardized tests in research is:
They are easy to create
They ensure confidentiality
They allow for comparison across individuals
They prevent observer bias
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Which scale of measurement includes an absolute zero?
Interval
Ordinal
Nominal
Ratio
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Unstructured test in which a person is asked to respond freely, giving their opinion
Objective
Subjective
Projective
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Test-retest reliability examines whether a test produces the same results consistently over time
False
True
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What is the ability to test what it is intended to measure? (does it work?)
Reliability
Norm
Standardization
Validity
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Meyers-Briggs example _____ of personality: takers answer series of multiple choice questions
projective test
intelligence test
objective test
personality test
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Inter-observer reliability is the similarity in which observers rate a behavior
False
True
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What is one way to establish NORMs?
Test only people you think will fail
Give the test to many people and create a bell curve
Give the test to only a selected group of people
Test a lot of people but only accept certain results
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Which of the following focuses on how a person takes in information and makes decisions?
Myers-Briggs test
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2
Thematic Apperception Test
Rorschach test
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Interrater reliability refers to:
Agreement in ratings within the same person over time
The reliability of test-retest results
Consistency of a measure within an individual
Consistency of scoring between different observers
