Exam 4: Validity and Reliability

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Which type of reliability procedure would provide a measure of internal consistency?

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The appropriateness and meaningfulness of the inferences we make from assessment results refers to a test's

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Removing "clues to the answer" from test items is most likely to improve the test's

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A good synonym for reliability is

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The Spearman-Brown formula is used with the

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Interpreting a student's chances of success in college based on the Scholastic Aptitude Test SAT) requires a

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Whether a high score on the Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale WAIS) indicates high intelligence is a question relating to the instrument's

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A correlation of -1.00 indicates a

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The split-half method provides a measure of

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To determine whether similar results would be obtained if we used a different version time, you would perform which method?

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A test is considered to be reliable if

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If you want to substitute a short test for a longer version of the same test, you should test the criterion-related validity of the test by conducting a

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Estimating the reliability of performance assessments typically involves calculating the

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Procedures to determine the reliability of criterion-referenced tests answer how consistently the test

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The following method requires administering the same test to the same group after a time interval.

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To obtain evidence of validity based on content considerations, you would examine the

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External influences such as disruptions during testing that may lower the scores of the students are referred to as

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