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Process: Evaluation Principles/Psychometrics
Process: Evaluation Principles/Psychometrics
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When the therapist's prior experiences influence his/her decisions when administering an assessment...
Hawthorne effect
Halo effect
Leniency
Central tendency
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pertains to devising or writing the assessment items in such a way that they will match the purpose of the assessment.
construction
clinical utility
format
cost
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An assessment with a reliability coefficient of .60 should be your
first
choice when evaluating a client.
False
True
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This scale of measurement uses numbers as labels or as means of identification
nominal scale of measurement
ratio scale of measurement
ordinal scale of measurement
interval scale of measurement
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When the pregnancy test indicates that you are pregnant also know as a true-positive
specificity
validity
reliability
sensitivity
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An example of a non-standardized assessment is..
ROM testing
MMT
Interviewing
Grip testing
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Intrarater reliability
refers to the stability of data collected by one rater on two or more trials over time.
True
False
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Likert scale (e.g., 0 = strongly disagree, 1 = disagree, 2 = agree, 3 = strongly agree) is an example of a/an
nominal scale of measurement
interval scale of measurement
ratio scale of measurement
ordinal scale of measurement
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Internal consistency is equal to homogeneity
False
True
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Psychometric characteristics help you determine the_____ of an assessment tool.
purposefulness
standardization
appropriateness
usefulness
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_________is defined as the extent to which any assessment measures what it is intended to measure.
reliability
predictive value
validity
screening
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In this measurement scale, assigned numbers merely indicate the rank order of the trait under investigation.
nominal
ratio
ordinal
interval
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This assessment category uses criteria or items to measure an individual’s trait or attribute over time.
evaluative
non-standardized
predictive
descriptive
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The ability of the therapist to achieve the same or close to the same measures from an assessment from eval to reeval.
test-retest reliability
reliability
validity
inter-rater reliability