Personality Unit TEST

Psychometric Tests require what components to be successful?

• Reliability
• Validity
• Standardization
• All of the above

The ability of a test to give the same results under similar conditions is called? (Can it be trusted?)

• Reliability
• Validity
• Standardization
• Norm

A component of Standardization is?

• Grading the test using a different scale each time
• You allow for fluctuations when administering the test
• You administer and score the test the same way each time
• giving the same test to some and different test to others

According to the bell curve what percentage of people fall within the norm or standard deviation?

• 2.1
• 13.6
• 34.1
• 68.2
• 100

Gardner's Multiple Intelligences included how many categories? (Saved by the Bell)

• 2
• 4
• 6
• 8
• 10

Which of these is not one of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences?

• Spatial
• Interstellar
• Musical
• Linguistic

Both the ACT and SAT measure or any test that predicts how well you will do at something are called....

• Achievement
• Interest
• Learning
• Aptitude

Which of the following asks participants to tell stories about the picture on a series of 3 cards?

• California Personality Inventory - CPI
• Thematic Apperception Test - TAT
• Myers-Briggs test
• Rorschach test

What test uses INK blots to assess personality and can help predict behavior?

• Rorschach
• Projective
• MMPI
• Personality

With the TAT test or Thematic Apperception Test, you are given a picture and asked to do what?

• Describe it
• Give it a story
• Say how the picture makes you feel
• Throw it away