A norm-referenced test is -

Is interpreted by comparing score to other individuals' scores

The rational approach to test creation is -

Based on reason and logic instead of data collection, Also called the theoretical approach

Kitchener's five moral principals are:

Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Justice, and Fidelity

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Appraisal Class 3 Quiz

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1
A norm-referenced test is -
Is the most normal type of test
Interchangeable with a criterion-referenced test
Is interpreted by comparing score to other individuals' scores
Is interpreted in terms of a predetermined criterion
2
Which of the following is important counselor awareness in diagnosis:
Culture affects worldview and how client's may define presenting issue
Impact of socioeconomic status and cultural experiences
Historical and social discrimination that pathologizes certain groups
All of the above
3
The rational approach to test creation is -
Always better than the bootstrap approach
Based on reason and logic instead of data collection
Also called the theoretical approach
Is the same thing as the empirical approach
4
Kitchener's five moral principals are:
Autonomy, Maleficence, Benefactors, Loyalty, and Justice
Not even a real thing
Confidentiality, Informed Consent, Cultural Sensitivity, FERPA, and HIPAA
Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Justice, and Fidelity
5
Professional counselors always use multiple sources of information in assessment.
False
True
6
The first step in creating a test is -
Deciding on the type of test
Decide the purpose the test
Determine intended population
Determining the guiding theory
7
________ has meaningful numerical values but distance between numbers isn't fixed.
Ration Scales
Nominal Data
Ordinal Data
Neumonical Data
8
What are measures of central tendency?
Mean, Median, Mode
Mean, Mode, Standard Deviation
No one knows - one of life's great mysteries.
Raw scores, standardized scores, bias
9
It's called ______ when a test is reliable for one group, but not reliable for another group.
Predictive Bias
Test Administration Bias
Content Bias
Internal Structure Bias
10
Objective assessment tools are always preferable to subjective assessment tools
False
True

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