Hu Wants 2 b a Milliomaire on Assessment

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A: reliability

C:assessment

B: scoring

D:

validity

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The condition in which anassessment procedure will

produce the same informationabout a student each time it

is used refers to ___


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adequacy of standardizationA:

C: dependabilityof the writer

B: consistency ofresults

D: objectivity in scoring

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Reliability in a test refers to:


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A: 0

C:0.80

orlower

B: 0.90 or higher

D:0.50

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What reliability coefficient should youhope for in a test used to make

decisions about an individual?


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A: high reliability and highvalidity

C: high validityand low

B: low reliability andlow validity

D: low validity andhigh reliability

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Which of the following statements

cannot be true?

A test may have:


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A:construct and criterion

C: face andconstruct

B:face and criterion

D: criterion andcontent

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What two types of validity aremost important?


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the $1,000the $1,000

Milestone!Milestone!


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A: internal validity

C:

test-retestreliability

B: construct validity

D:

inter-raterreliability

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If a measure is consistent overmultiple occasions, it has:


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A: sampling validity

C:

externalvalidity

B: constructvalidity

D:

internal validity

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The extent to which we cangeneralize the results of a study to

other participants is called:


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A: test-retest reliability

C:

split-halfreliability

B: cronbachsalpha

D:

kuder-richardsons

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An indicator of reliability based on thecorrelations of each item in a measure

with every other item is called:


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A: reactivity

C:

reliability

B: constructvalidity

D:

internalreliability

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A researcher developed a measure

of shyness and is now asking

whether this measure does in fact

measure a person's true state of

shyness. This is a question of:


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A: convergent validity

C:

criterionvalidity

B: discriminantvalidity

D:

face validity

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Scores on a final exam are related

to student grade point average, the

amount of time spent studying forthe exam, and class attendance.

What type of validity is

demonstrated in this case?


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the $32,000the $32,000

Milestone!Milestone!


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A: Answer 1

C: Answer 3

B: Answer 2

D: Answer 4

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Enter $64,000Question


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A: Answer 1

C: Answer 3

B: Answer 2

D: Answer 4

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A: Answer 1

C: Answer 3

B: Answer 2

D: Answer 4

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A: Answer 1

C: Answer 3

B: Answer 2

D: Answer 4

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A: Answer 1

C: Answer 3

B: Answer 2

D: Answer 4

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Enter $1,000,000Question


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