Question 1

According to Brotto and Yule,their new measure of asexuality performed satisfactorily on

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A)  a measure of incremental validity. 
B)  a measure of convergent validity. 
C)  a measure of discriminant validity. 
D)  All of these 
A)  a measure of incremental validity. 
B)  a measure of convergent validity. 
C)  a measure of discriminant validity. 
D)  All of these

Question 2

It is needed to calculate the item-validity index.It is

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A)  the point-biserial correlation between the item score and the criterion score. 
B)  the mean of the item-score distribution. 
C)  the item-score standard deviation. 
D)  All of these 
A)  the point-biserial correlation between the item score and the criterion score. 
B)  the mean of the item-score distribution. 
C)  the item-score standard deviation. 
D)  All of these

Question 3

Which is an example of the use of a completion format on a test?

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A)  true-false items 
B)  matching items 
C)  short-answer items 
D)  multiple-choice item 
A)  true-false items 
B)  matching items 
C)  short-answer items 
D)  multiple-choice item

Question 4

If all raw scores on a test are to be converted to scores that range only from 1 to 9,the resulting scale is referred to as this type of scale:

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A)  a unidimensional scale. 
B)  a stanine scale. 
C)  a multidimensional scale. 
D)  None of these. 
A)  a unidimensional scale. 
B)  a stanine scale. 
C)  a multidimensional scale. 
D)  None of these.

Question 5

In his article entitled "A Method of Scaling Psychological and Educational Tests," L.L.Thurstone introduced absolute scaling which was a

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A)  procedure for obtaining a measure of item validity. 
B)  procedure for obtaining a measure of item difficulty. 
C)  procedure for deriving equal-appearing intervals. 
D)  procedure for divining item reliability. 
A)  procedure for obtaining a measure of item validity. 
B)  procedure for obtaining a measure of item difficulty. 
C)  procedure for deriving equal-appearing intervals. 
D)  procedure for divining item reliability.

Question 6

In a cumulative model of scoring applied to an ability test

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A)  the higher the total score, the higher the testtaker is on the ability measured by the test. 
B)  the pattern of responses is critically important when judging the ability of the testtaker. 
C)  comparisons of the testtaker's performance on tests tapping similar abilities may easily be made. 
D)  All of these 
A)  the higher the total score, the higher the testtaker is on the ability measured by the test. 
B)  the pattern of responses is critically important when judging the ability of the testtaker. 
C)  comparisons of the testtaker's performance on tests tapping similar abilities may easily be made. 
D)  All of these

Question 7

Many asexual individuals refer to themselves as

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A)  "selfies". 
B)  "ace". 
C)  "lone rangers". 
D)  "gender-neutral". 
A)  "selfies". 
B)  "ace". 
C)  "lone rangers". 
D)  "gender-neutral".

Question 8

Ideally,psychological or educational tests are revised

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A)  every decade. 
B)  when the test is no longer useful. 
C)  as a function of annual test sales. 
D)  None of these 
A)  every decade. 
B)  when the test is no longer useful. 
C)  as a function of annual test sales. 
D)  None of these

Question 9

Item analysis is conducted to evaluate

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A)  item reliability. 
B)  item validity. 
C)  item difficulty. 
D)  All of these 
A)  item reliability. 
B)  item validity. 
C)  item difficulty. 
D)  All of these

Question 10

Item branching refers to

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A)  administering certain test items on a test depending on the testtakers' responses to previous test items. 
B)  the creation of alternate and parallel forms of tests based on a group of testtakers' responses to the original test. 
C)  statistical efforts to ensure that items translated into foreign languages are of the same difficulty. 
D)  re-using items in an original test that were originally developed for use in a parallel test. 
A)  administering certain test items on a test depending on the testtakers' responses to previous test items. 
B)  the creation of alternate and parallel forms of tests based on a group of testtakers' responses to the original test. 
C)  statistical efforts to ensure that items translated into foreign languages are of the same difficulty. 
D)  re-using items in an original test that were originally developed for use in a parallel test.

Question 11

Most classroom tests developed by instructors for use in their own classroom are

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A)  subjected to formal procedures of psychometric evaluation. 
B)  only evaluated formally for content validity. 
C)  evaluated informally for their psychometric properties. 
D)  used without modification, year after year, until retirement or death. 
A)  subjected to formal procedures of psychometric evaluation. 
B)  only evaluated formally for content validity. 
C)  evaluated informally for their psychometric properties. 
D)  used without modification, year after year, until retirement or death.

Question 12

Test item writers must keep many considerations in mind.Which of the following is NOT typically one of those considerations?

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A)  Will the test be administered by an instructor or a teaching assistant? 
B)  Which item format or formats should be employed? 
C)  How many items should be written in total? 
D)  What range of content should the items cover? 
A)  Will the test be administered by an instructor or a teaching assistant? 
B)  Which item format or formats should be employed? 
C)  How many items should be written in total? 
D)  What range of content should the items cover?

Question 13

In order to determine whether their new measure of asexuality was useful over and above already-available measures of sexual orientation,Brotto and Yule compared it to a previously established measure of sexual orientation called the

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A)  Sexual Desire Inventory. 
B)  Solitary Desire subscale of the Sexual Desire Inventory. 
C)  Abernathy Measure of Sexual Orientation. 
D)  Klein Scale. 
A)  Sexual Desire Inventory. 
B)  Solitary Desire subscale of the Sexual Desire Inventory. 
C)  Abernathy Measure of Sexual Orientation. 
D)  Klein Scale.

Question 14

According to your textbook,the minimum sample for a test tryout is

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A)  one-half of the number of testtakers in the standardization sample. 
B)  25 testtakers. 
C)  50 testtakers. 
D)  500 testtakers. 
A)  one-half of the number of testtakers in the standardization sample. 
B)  25 testtakers. 
C)  50 testtakers. 
D)  500 testtakers.

Question 15

When writing items for a test,a test developer would be well advised to incorporate

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A)  knowledge acquired from Cohen & Swerdlik (2017). 
B)  knowledge from information supplied in scholarly journals. 
C)  interviews with experts. 
D)  All of these 
A)  knowledge acquired from Cohen & Swerdlik (2017). 
B)  knowledge from information supplied in scholarly journals. 
C)  interviews with experts. 
D)  All of these

Question 16

An item-characteristic curve

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A)  is the single best index of guessing a test user has. 
B)  plots the reliability and the validity of the item. 
C)  Both is the single best index of guessing a test user has and plots the reliability and the validity of the item. 
D)  None of these 
A)  is the single best index of guessing a test user has. 
B)  plots the reliability and the validity of the item. 
C)  Both is the single best index of guessing a test user has and plots the reliability and the validity of the item. 
D)  None of these

Question 17

An item-discrimination index typically compares

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A)  high scorers' performances with low scorers' performances on a particular item. 
B)  medium scorers' performances with low and high scorers' performances on a particular item. 
C)  low scorers' performances with lower scorers' performances on a particular item. 
D)  one group of scorers' performances on the item with any other groups of scorers' performances on the same item. 
A)  high scorers' performances with low scorers' performances on a particular item. 
B)  medium scorers' performances with low and high scorers' performances on a particular item. 
C)  low scorers' performances with lower scorers' performances on a particular item. 
D)  one group of scorers' performances on the item with any other groups of scorers' performances on the same item.

Question 18

One of the questions that the developer of a new test must answer is,"How will the test be administered?" The answer to this question may be

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A)  the test will be individually administered. 
B)  the test will be group administered. 
C)  the test will be individually or group administered. 
D)  None of these 
A)  the test will be individually administered. 
B)  the test will be group administered. 
C)  the test will be individually or group administered. 
D)  None of these

According to Brotto and Yule,their new measure of asexuality performed satisfactorily on

It is needed to calculate the item-validity index.It is

Which is an example of the use of a completion format on a test?

If all raw scores on a test are to be converted to scores that range only from 1 to 9,the resulting scale is referred to as this type of scale:

In his article entitled "A Method of Scaling Psychological and Educational Tests," L.L.Thurstone introduced absolute scaling which was a

In a cumulative model of scoring applied to an ability test

Many asexual individuals refer to themselves as

Ideally,psychological or educational tests are revised

Item analysis is conducted to evaluate

Item branching refers to

Most classroom tests developed by instructors for use in their own classroom are

Test item writers must keep many considerations in mind.Which of the following is NOT typically one of those considerations?

In order to determine whether their new measure of asexuality was useful over and above already-available measures of sexual orientation,Brotto and Yule compared it to a previously established measure of sexual orientation called the

According to your textbook,the minimum sample for a test tryout is

When writing items for a test,a test developer would be well advised to incorporate

An item-characteristic curve

An item-discrimination index typically compares

One of the questions that the developer of a new test must answer is,"How will the test be administered?" The answer to this question may be

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Exam 8: Test Development

According to Brotto and Yule,their new measure of asexuality performed satisfactorily on

It is needed to calculate the item-validity index.It is

Which is an example of the use of a completion format on a test?

If all raw scores on a test are to be converted to scores that range only from 1 to 9,the resulting scale is referred to as this type of scale:

In his article entitled "A Method of Scaling Psychological and Educational Tests," L.L.Thurstone introduced absolute scaling which was a

In a cumulative model of scoring applied to an ability test

Many asexual individuals refer to themselves as

Ideally,psychological or educational tests are revised

Item analysis is conducted to evaluate

Item branching refers to

Most classroom tests developed by instructors for use in their own classroom are

Test item writers must keep many considerations in mind.Which of the following is NOT typically one of those considerations?

In order to determine whether their new measure of asexuality was useful over and above already-available measures of sexual orientation,Brotto and Yule compared it to a previously established measure of sexual orientation called the

According to your textbook,the minimum sample for a test tryout is

When writing items for a test,a test developer would be well advised to incorporate

An item-characteristic curve

An item-discrimination index typically compares

One of the questions that the developer of a new test must answer is,"How will the test be administered?" The answer to this question may be

Psychological Testing and Assessment

Historical, Cultural, and Legalethical Considerations

A Statistics Refresher

Of Tests and Testing

Reliability

Validity

Utility

Intelligence and Its Measurement

Assessment for Education

Personality Assessment: an Overview

Personality Assessment Methods

Clinical and Counseling Assessment

Neuropsychological Assessment

Assessment,Careers,and Business

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