Multiple Choice
The most serious concern in testing minority children, in the authors' view, is
A) language difficulties in administration
B) low expectations by the examinee of the minority members' performance
C) their orientation to the testing situation
D) none of the above
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q10: The most widely used individual test of
Q11: The test administrator must try to put
Q12: General knowledge that is neither specialized, esoteric,
Q13: Although test manuals contain extensive scoring instructions,
Q14: A timed test which is basically a
Q16: The last step in individual testing involves<br>A)
Q17: Early on in an individual test administration,
Q18: Scoring of the WAIS-III has<br>A) a mean
Q19: The considerable body of research on the
Q20: Typically, individual tests are administered by<br>A) trained