Exam 2: Sources of Information About Tests

Which best describes what the textbook refers to as "special purpose collections?" They are sources of information about tests within a narrow range of ___

Which of the following is available freely on the Internet without any subscription?

If you want to find a variety of tests available for a particular variable, which of these would be your best source?

Which is a major drawback of the systematic reviews as a source of information about tests?

The American Psychological Association (APA) recently introduced an electronic database of information about tests called ___________.

Which of these is the most well-known and useful source for obtaining reviews of psychological tests?

Which of these sources would be best for casting a broad net to see what tests might be available for a particular purpose?

Which source contains actual copies of tests for at least some entries in the source?

Which is the most important source of information about the latest technical developments in testing?

Which is NOT one of the comprehensive listings of tests identified in the textbook?

Which of the following generally would NOT be included in an introductory kit for a test?

Tests in Print attempts to list all tests that are ___.

What has been the most important development in sources of information about tests in recent years?

Which source of information would be best regarding whether the answer sheets for a particular test can be scored with a certain machine (scanner)?