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Chapter 8

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The initial evaluation for a suspected disability must be conducted within how many days of receiving parental consent?

a)

15

b)

30

c)

60

d)

90

2.

_________ is a method for assessing the validity of a test by comparing its scores with another criteria known to already be a measure of the same trait or skill

a)

criterion related validity

b)

construct validity

c)

content validity

d)

reliability

3.

criterion related validity is usually expressed as a ________ between the test in question and the criterion measure.

a)

mean

b)

standard deviation

c)

correlation

d)

median

4.

Which of the following is the strongest validity coefficient?

a)

+.32

b)

+.46

c)

+.67

d)

+.91

5.

Which of the following is the weakest validity coefficient

a)

+.32

b)

+.46

c)

+.67

d)

+.91

6.

When can consent for an initial evaluation of a child be revoked?

a)

Within 5 days of parental signature

b)

Never

c)

any time

d)

anytime before 15 days before the meeting

7.

_________ is/are an example(s) of a type of criterion related validity

a)

concurrent validity

b)

predictive validity

c)

concurrent and predictive validity

d)

neither

8.

Many colleges believe that the SAT has _______ with respect to how well a student will do in college.

a)

concurrent validity

b)

contruct validity

c)

content validity

d)

predictive validity

9.

Which of the following are test related factors which could affect the validity of a test?

a)

Anxiety

b)

Motivation

c)

Understanding test directions

d)

all of the above

10.

__________refers to the consistency of measurements

a)

criterion related validity

b)

construct validity

c)

content validity

d)

reliability

11.

_______suggests that subjects tend to obtain the same score when tested at different times.

a)

test-retest reliability

b)

alternate forms reliability

c)

inter-rater reliability

d)

split-half reliability

12.

______ is often done by computing each subject's total odd score and correlate it with the even scores.

a)

test-retest reliability

b)

alternate forms reliability

c)

inter-rater reliability

d)

split-half reliability

13.

Determing ______ requires a test developer to create two forms of the same test, giving both forms to students, and comparing the scores from the two forms.

a)

test-retest reliability

b)

alternate forms reliability

c)

inter-rater reliability

d)

split-half reliability

14.

Reliability coefficients range from

a)

-1 to +1

b)

1 to 10

c)

0.00 to 1.0

d)

1 to 100

15.

_________is also known as equivalent forms reliability or parallel form reliability.

a)

test-retest reliability

b)

alternate forms reliability

c)

inter-rater reliability

d)

split-half reliability