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Who has the responsibility to periodically collect and analyze data from each occupation?

What is defined as planning the instructional system structure & functions to determine ISD process?

What are the main factors in sampling test reliability

The acronym for items included in a CTP is FANAA

Which test characteristic refers to how sufficiently a test samples what it being measured?

What situation does not increase reliability for criterion type tests?

Characteristics of Tests- Reliability separates the objectives into 2 groups: critically important & less important

What allows the instructional developer or design team to enter or reenter various phases?

What is learned or influenced by observing others and viewing the consequences of their behavior?

What are examples of sequencing methods?

What is the purpose of the instructional strategy?

Intellectual skills: What describes categorizing physical objects into one or more classes based on physical attributes?

__ are the framework of the ISD process?

_ plays a significant role in learning & uses an acronym for conditions that should be met to have a motivated learner?

To determine resource requirements, you must

If a discrepancy is caused by an individuals lack of skills, knowledge or attitude (SKA) to accomplish a job, you have

Which of the 5 types of learning is the foundation for all higher learning?

Instructional materials help students complete training activities or augment/supplement commercial text, TOs, etc.

Four examples of how instructional methods can be applied are Audio, Visual, Demonstration & Demonstration-Performance.

Finalization of the training plan should occur at the end of which phase?

Which test characteristic refers to the ability of a measurement device to be free from variations and subjectivity?

The POI becomes which part of the lesson plan?

The Measurement Plan indicates the correlation between

What are the four sets of conditions that should be met to have a motivated learner?

_ is a deliberate & orderly, but flexible process f/ planning, developing, implementing & managing instructional systems

_ phase in the ISD process designs instruction to meet the need, develops objectives/tests and review existing material.

Before starting to develop training, you should ensure

What Model of the Cognitive Theory results from the interaction between the learner and the environment?

What is a process of reviewing the educational requirements, develops education goals & developing statements?

Who approves the Measurement Plan, reviews all measurement instruments for correlation & quality checks documents?

What is not a key learning concept that should be considered when determining instructional strategies?

What is not an instructional method?

_'s purpose is to ensure adequate assessment of all course objectives & measures students achievement of course obj.'s?

What is defined as the body of principles proposed by psychologists & educators to explain how people acquire SKA?

What is true about Motor Skills?

Who is responsible for developing an ISD management plan for each instructional development plan?

What's an example of support materials and guidance?

Intellectual Skills: Which category involves applying principles or procedures to solve problems?

The two types of tests include

In the selection & arrangement of test items, it should be arranged in the appropriate level of difficulty: hard to easy

Which identifies the jobs which define an occupational entity & identifies duties & tasks which comprise each job?

What is not a type of Analysis?

Which is true about Verbal Information? Select all that apply

Which characteristic of a test refers to the degree to which a device yields the same results consistently?

Which theoretical approach focuses on what is going on in the learner's mind (mental processes)?

What is based on perceptions of reality & may be influenced by misinformation or critical experiences?

To determine what to measure, list the tasks to be performed or objective statements to be covered by the test.

Who's responsible for ensuring the necessary analyses are conducted?

What are the last two steps in conducting an analysis?

Development of the course training plan starts at which phase?

What should tell you if the "need" can be satisfied with instruction or may require some other solution?

It can take up to __ months to complete the training plan.

What is printed or other media intended to convey events of instruction or communicate information to students?

What phase in the ISD process develops instructional materials to support system requirements, lesson materials & media?

Which type of learning maintains knowledge in short-term memory and transfers information to long-term memory?

The course training plan is used to document the instructional system and identify resource requirement & constraints.

What is a "tool" that should be updated at the end of each phase or when any significant changes occur?

Who has overall responsibility for selecting the instructional method and media for the instructional system?

_ tests are used to measure the students ability to achieve each objective and determine the extent of skills/knowledge.

What is not an example of a type of media?

What is not a goal of the ISD process?

Who will conduct the actual analyses or least provide technical assistance?

Under characteristics of Tests, what measures what it is intended to measure?

What is not in the contents of a course training plan?

What should take place before development or revision of an existing instructional system begins?

_ tests is used to measure the student's attainment of the objective & effectiveness of instruction.

What is the procedure or process used to attain an objective?

Intellectual skills include Discrimination, Cognitive Strategies, Defined Concepts and Rule Learning

Intellectual Skills: Which category classifies objects into one or more classes based on definition?

Who is the approval authority for the course training plan?

What phase in the ISD process implements instructional systems & is fielded under actual classroom conditions?

What is the relation of ISD to learning theory (LT)? Select all that apply

What are the means, instruments, or materials used to communicate information?

When testing the level of learning, what must you check?

a process of reviewing mission requirements, developing task statements & arranging tasks in hierarchical order

Selects & processes incoming material>store & retrieve it>used to produce behavior>receive/process feedback fr/ results

is a continuous process beginning w the analysis phase & continues throughout the life cycle of the instructional system

_ phase in the ISD process determines what instruction is needed, analyzes JPRs, task lists & abilities of students.

In intellectual skills, which category describes seeing differences between stimuli?

What is not an example of needs that may call for an Instructional (Training) Need Assessment

When looking at Test Length, longer tests are normally more reliable

The Acronym used to remember the Functions of the ISD process is MADES

Who's responsible for developing the CTP (Course Training Plan)?

ISD ensures personnel are taught in a cost-efficient way and provides them with _, _ & _ essential for job performance.

Two major models of cognitive theory are Information Processing Model and Social Interaction Model

_ is a formal instruction to facilitate and accelerate the learning process.

What should be considered when selecting the appropriate instructional method?

What are the Five Functions of the ISD Process?

the ability of the test to distinguish between students who mastered the knowledge/skills to those who haven't is __

What are the reasons for sequencing?

What is a course control document, used for planning, organizing & conducting instruction?