Assessment Midterm Practice

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Which of the below options has the correct Core (C) and Supplemental (S) Subtest for PRI listed?
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Which of the following subtest is NOT in the WRAT 4?
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PSI contains the following Core (C) and Supplemental (S) subtests:
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What is Affect?
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During the 1960's, David Wechsler's tests were more popular than the Stanford-Binet because they were better able to diagnose learning disabilities, and they used standardized scores rather than mental age quotient used by Terman.
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Validity is defined as the degree to which a test measures what it was designated to measure.
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What is the Mean for the Scaled Scores on the WAIS - IV subtests?
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WMI contains the following Core (C) and Supplemental (S) subtests:
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How many Tiers are in the WAIS - III?
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What is the Mean of the Standard Scores for the WAIS - IV?
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The VCI consists of which Core Subtests?
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Reliability is defined as being the consistency of the measure.
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Gardner’s multiple intelligence theory did NOT include...
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Which Subtests are timed?
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Which of the following is NOT a step in Psychiatric Assessment?
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Please check all PROS listed below of intelligence testing.
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Criterion-related validity measures the relationship between test scores and some type of criterion/outcome.
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What is the Biopsychosocial Model?
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Which Subtests are timed?
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What is the Standard Deviation for the Standard Scores on the WAIS - IV?
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Please check all CONS listed below of intelligence testing.
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Internal Consistency Reliability is when 2 supposedly equivalent versions of the same test are administered to the same group of examinees.
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A test cannot be valid unless it is reliable.
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Inter-Rater Reliability is the degree of agreement among raters; 2 or more individuals independently rate examinees behaviors/ responses; same questions asked in the same way.
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Which word below would NOT be used as a descriptor of Affect?
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Sir Francis Galton is considered the Father of Testing because he was the first to translate human behavior into numbers.
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Which word below does NOT describe a Mood?
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What are some examples of Neutral Queries?
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What/which Supplemental Subtests is/are in the VCI?
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Wilhelm Wundt was known as a proponent for sterilization.
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Which test(s) was/were used to select officers for the WWI army in 1917?
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Alternate Form Reliability is reliability within a test; split-half reliability is an example.
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PRI stands for...
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Alfred Binet created the Binet-Simon in 1945.
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Test-Retest Reliability measures consistency over time; index of stability.
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Which of the following is NOT a strategy for building rapport?
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The TMT-A measures attention, visual scanning and sequencing, motor skills, processing speed, and the TMT-B measures executive functioning (set shifting, mental/cognitive flexibility) in addition to what TMT-A measures.
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What does VCI stand for?
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Face validity is the extent to which the test reflects a specific domain of content.
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Content Validity is the degree to which the test measures what it appears to measure; not always desirable.
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Which of the below is NOT a collection of appropriate interviewing techniques?
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How many subtests are in the WRAT 4?
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What were the 5 primary goals for the WAIS - IV update, from the WAIS - III?
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Which of the following is NOT a component to the Mental Status Exam?
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Cattell & Horn’s Theory of Intelligence includes...
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Construct validity is the extent to which a particular measure relates
to other measures consistent with theoretically derived hypotheses concerning the concepts that are being measured; Does it measure the psychological concept it intends to measure?
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Lewis Terman created the Stanford-Binet (1916) and was an opponent for sterilization.
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What is the Standard Deviation for the Scaled Scores on the WAIS - IV subtests?
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What is Mood?
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A test can be reliable without being valid.