Exam 1: Introduction to Counseling Assessment

When conducting an assessment,data should be collected from _____________ sources.

What is assessment?

How many revisions have the Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing had since the original publication date?

The Hobson v.Hansen case in 1967 ruled that tests could no longer be the sole source of data in determining ________________ in schools.

According to the textbook,current assessment practices are heavily influenced by:

What is the purpose of a counselor conducting an assessment of their client?

Describe the variety of sources that set forth assessment standards that should be reviewed by counselors before engaging in assessment-related activities.

What is an intelligence quotient?

___________________ is the current name of the intelligence test that Terman revised.

Who developed the Army Alpha and Army Beta tests?

What does the Rorschach Inkblot Test measure?

When does a counselor begin to assess a client?

What is the American Counseling Association (ACA)Code of Ethics?

What is the purpose of CACREP?

Where was the first recorded use of assessment practice?

The Army Alpha and Beta tests used during World War I were designed to assess ___________ and ______________ functioning.

Wundt's emphasis on rigorous control of experimental conditions in his psychological laboratory eventually led to the development of what modern day assessment practice?

The enactment of _______________ led to increased intelligence and achievement testing in schools.

What individual in the modern era (1890's - 1910's)conducted many statistical analyses and normative studies on the original Binet-Simon intelligence scale and is the reason the scale is now referred to as the Stanford-Binet Test of Intelligence?

Describe how David Wechsler's advances helped shape our current understanding of intelligence and how it is measured.