PA_1
adjustment and emotional
Halo Effect
- This rating error is committed
when the test-taker can no
longer differentiate the
characteristics of the person
being rated due to a test-taker’s responses and the
preconceived positive view about
him or her.
Regression Analysis
- A statistical mode used to predict
the values of a dependent or a
response variable based on
values of at least one
independent or exploratory
variable.
Leptokurtic
- Kurtosis is defined as the
steepness of a distribution in its
center. What do you call when
the kurtosis is peaked?
Predeterminism
- This is an issue on Intelligence
that postulates that one's abilities
are dictated by genetic
inheritance and that no amount
of learning or other intervention
can enhance what has been
genetically encoded to unfold
time. What specific issue on
intelligence is this?
Item Discrimination Index
- An index used to indicate how
adequately an item separates
between high scorers and low
scorers on an entire test.
source of Error Variance
● Test Scoring and Interpretation
● Test Administration
● Test Construction
James Mckeen Cattell
- He coined the term ―mental test
Trinitarian View of Validity
● Content Validity
● Criterion-Related Validity
● Construct Validity
he has a perfect final grade.
- Upon going home, your 13-year-old son
informed you that his final grade has a
z-score of 1. Assuming that the
distribution of their class scores is normal,
what can you infer?
Robert Woodworth
- During World War I, he
developed the Personal Data
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Sheet used to measure
correlations with measures
stability among the soldiers.
IPSATIVE scoring
- It is an approach to test scoring
and interpretation where the
presumed strength of a purports to measure in a
measured trait are interpreted
relative to the measured strength
of the other traits for that test-
taker. For example, a high score
in Extraversion; a low score in
Agreeableness.
Aptitude Test
- a test for the purpose of
identifying your potential to learn
or acquire a specific skill
RA 10029 (IRR-BR 03 SERIES OF 2012)
- The Philippine Psychology Act of
2009
Item Pool
- It is the reservoir from which
items will or will not be drawn for
the final version of the test. This
includes collection of items to be
further evaluated for possible
selection for use in an item bank.
0.50
- optimal Item difficulty level
95%
- percent of the data In a standard
normal distribution, a z-score of
+2 constitutes
Army Beta Test
- Sergio and friends also took the
test during World War I. They
were identified to be literate,
thus, they were asked to
accomplish tasks such as
general information questions,
analogies and assembling of
scrambled sentences
Experts put emphasis on Social Aspects;
Laypeople put emphasis on Motivation
- According to research on the
degree of similarity between the
experts’ and laypeople’s
conception of academic
intelligence
Convergent Evidence/Validity
- evidence of construct validity is
established when you try to
calculate correlations with tests
purporting to measure an
identical construct but also from
purporting to measure related
constructs
Validity
- It is defined as the estimate of
how well a test measures what it
particular
Absolute Cut Score
- Having the difficult task of
screening all your suitors, you
decided to have them assessed
by letting them take a 100-item
quiz on Biochemistry. Whoever
gets a score of 75 will receive
your sweet yes.
Content Validity
- method of asking experts for
their opinions on the inclusion of
items in a test
- experts examine if items are
essential
0.50 - 1
- optimal range of Item
Discrimination Index
Ordinal
- rank Teddy, Betty, and Abbie
according to your preference of
the characters
All the low scorers got the item correct,
while the high scorers got the item wrong
- conducting an Item Analysis, you
calculated an Item Discrimination
Index of -1
If the mean score is 2, and Standard
Deviation is 2. What would the z-score be
if you have a raw score of 10?
- 4
Black Intelligence Test of Cultural
Homogeneity
- least likely to be classified as a
Culture-Fair Test
steps in Test Development
1. Test Conceptualization
2. Test Construction
3. Test Tryout
4. Item Analysis
5. Test Revision
Spearman-Brown Prophecy
- used to determine the number of
items needed to attain a desired
level of reliability
+ Stratified sampling reduces bias
+ Purposive sampling involves arbitrarily
selecting some sample because it is
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believed that it will be the best to
represent the population.
+ Incidental Sampling is done due to
budgetary limitations or other constraints.
plotting scores on a distribution
- A score can fall at a quartile or in
a quarter
Matching-Item Format
- example of a Selected-Response
Format
Mode
- most frequently occurring score
APGAR Test
- Everybody’s first test
- simple and rapid method of
evaluating newborn infants.
Paired-Comparison
- Among four pairs of brands,
Angel was asked to indicate
which of the two brands of
shampoo in the pair she would
prefer for personal use. What
Scaling Method did the test
utilize
Random Error
- Your friend, pepe, took the test
with a high fever which resulted
to very low scores. This error can
be attributed to
earliest testing can be traced back to Han
Dynasty in China
- To determine the individuals who
can obtain government positions.
KR20
- methods for estimating the
internal consistency of a test if
the items of a test have right or
wrong answers
- a tool that is used for objectively
scored test that uses
dichotomous items
Test-Retest Reliability
- Determining the reliability, the
same test will be administered to
the same sample after 6 months.
Test-retest Method
- Method of reliability
- Sources of Error variance
associated with time- sampling
are measured
properties of scales
● Absolute Zero
● Magnitude
● Equal Intervals
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- 45 required units; 3 years
Army Beta Test
- Includes maze completion,
coding and picture completion
Inter-Scorer Reliability
- identify the degree of agreement
of consistency between two or
more scorers (judges or raters)
with regard to a particular
measure
Assimilation
- Sharon learns the word for dog,
so she started calling all
four-legged animals' dog.
According to Piaget, what basic
mental operation was applied
Robert Sternberg
- Triarchic Theory of Intelligence -
encompasses meta components,
performance components, and
knowledge acquisition
+ A battery consists of a group of tests
Example of negative correlation
- As the internet speed decreases,
the number of people admitted
due to hypertension increases.
Crystallized Intelligence
- includes acquired skills and
knowledge that are dependent
on exposure to a particular
culture as well as on formal and
informal education
Fluid Intelligence
- nonverbal, relatively culture-free,
and independent of specific
instruction
Binet- Simon Test
- To determine which students did
not learn effectively from regular
classroom instruction so they
could be given remedial work.
Flynn Effect (10 years)
- IQ tests must be routinely
standardized so that subjects are
not scored against inaccurate
norms.
- This measure is done so as to
deal with the phenomenon of
population’s experience of IQ
gain overtime.
Scatterplot
- a simple graph of the coordinate
points for values of the
X-variable (placed along the
graph’s horizontal axis) and the Y
variable (placed along the
graph’s vertical axis)
- provides a quick indication of the
direction and magnitude of the
relationship between variables.
Standard Score
- raw score that has been
converted from one scale to
another scale
Psychological Assessment
- Ana was referred to you. As
compliance, you selected the
necessary evaluation tools and
made her undergo tests for you
to come up with the answer to
the referral question
Ratio
- It is a type of scale which has
Magnitude, Equal Intervals, and
an Absolute Zero point.
(a) A qualified driver is hired
(b) A qualified driver is not hired
● (a) is a hit; (b) is a miss
Howard Gardner
- best known as the proponent of
theory of Multiple Intelligence
Reliability
- consistency in measurement
Acquiescence
- A rating error that is related to
the rater’s tendency to agree on
all personality items regardless
of the content of the item
Face Validity
- test did not appear to measure
what the test actually intends to
measure
Item Branching
- after several wrong answers, the
items become easy, while
consecutive corrects answers
are followed by items with more
difficulty
Wechsler Tests
● Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
● Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children
● Wechsler-Bellevue 1
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Power Test
- A type of test where items
increase in difficulty as one
answers the test.
- aim is to identify the highest level
of difficulty that the test-taker can
take
Constructed-Response Item: Essay
- When a test developer wants the
examinee to demonstrate a
depth of knowledge about a
single topic by requiring one to
create a response, he or she
should use this format
2022 licensure exam for RPM / RPSY
+ total score 75
+ 60% each subject
Central Tendency Error
- use of odd-numbered choices,
tend to play safe by choosing the
middle option
Floor Effect
- reduces the phenomenon arising
from the diminished utility of a
tool of assessment in
distinguishing test-takers at the
low end of the ability being
measured
Elements necessary in multiple choice
format
● Keyed alternative
● Stem
● Foils
Norm-Referenced Testing
- After the administration and
scoring, each individual score
was evaluated by comparing it to
the scores of the whole class
Negatively skewed
- Madali exam, high scores
Positively skewed
- Mahirap exam, low scores
Culture-Fair Test
- designed to minimize the
influence of culture with regard to
various aspects of the evaluation
procedure
- E.g Raven’s Progressive
Matrices
Item # 1 has an Item Difficulty Index of
0.70, Item # 2 has an Item Difficulty Index
of 0.30, Item # 3 has an Item Difficulty of
0.50
- Item # 2 is more difficult than
Item # 1
Culture Loading
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- when a test incorporates the
vocabulary, concepts, traditions,
knowledge, and feelings
associated with a particular
culture
Correlation Analysis
- A statistical mode used to
determine the relationship
between variables
If 20 out of 40 students got the item
correct, what is the item difficulty index?
- 0.50
Phi- Coefficient
- correlating the passing and
failing scores of Riverdale High
students with males and females
Accommodation
- involves altering one's existing
schemas, or ideas, as a result of
new information or new
experiences.
False negative- akala wala pero meron
False positive- akala meron pero wala
+All psychological tests are valid and
reliable
Neuroticism
- vulnerable to stress,
self-conscious, hostile and easily
experiences stress
Outliers
- extremely atypical points located
at a relatively long distance from
the rest of the coordinate points
in a scatterplot
Speed Test
- requires the examinee to
complete as many items as
possible,
- easy items but short time limit
- contains items of uniform, and
generally simple, levels of
difficulty
Brogden-Cronbach-Glesser Formula
- a formula used to calculate the
dollar amount of a utility gain
resulting from the use of a
particular selection instrument
under specified conditions.
Standard
- refers to the test performance
data of a particular group of
test-takers that are designed for
use as a reference when
evaluating test scores
Split-Half Reliability
- Reliability obtained by correlating
two pairs of scores obtained from
equivalent halves of single test
administered once
Operational Definition
- Defining terms based on
observable characteristics and
how it is used in the study
Examiner-related Variable
- During the 2022 Board exam,
you found it hard to concentrate
since the examiner looks like
Abraham Maslow. What do you
call this variable that may have
affected the reliability of your
scores?
Bender Vision Motor Gestalt Test
- A neuropsychological test used
in the assessment of brain
damage. It consists of nine
geometric figures that the subject
is simply asked to copy
T-Score
- a standard score with a Mean of
50 and a Standard Deviation of
10.
Projective Hypothesis
- holds that an individual supplies
structure to unstructured stimuli
in a manner consistent with the
individual’s unique pattern of
conscious and unconscious
needs
125 IQ
- Calculate the IQ of Juan if his
chronological age is 12, while his
mental age is 15.
+ a Registered Psychometrician, can only
administer Level A and Level b
tests
examples of Ratio Scales
● Kilometers-per-hour (kph)
● Kelvin
● Heart Rate
Francis Galton
- He was the first person to publish
findings on the Heritability of
Intelligence, thus framing the
contemporary nature-nurture
debate.
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Structured interviews
- most valid forms of interview
Cronbach alpha
- a tool that is used for objectively
scored test that uses Likert
scoring, and it is the most
general method in estimating
internal consistency
construct identification procedures
- Factor analysis
- Age differentiation Technique
- Discriminant Validity
Moderately gifted
- According to Binet’s Age
differentiation in mental age, in
what category is Mr. Fu should
be placed? (Mrs. Fu’s actual age
is 22. His mental age is 30)
Positive correlation
- both A and B variables increased
steps of procedure in testing
1. Administering
2. Scoring
3. Interpreting
T score
- a score that has a mean of 50
SD of 10
Z score
- a score that has a mean of 0 and
an SD of 1
Sten
- a score that has a mean of 5.5
and SD of 2
Item discriminability
- compares people who do well
good and poorly on a certain test
relationship of psychological
measurement and psychological
assessment
- Assessment must be based on
measurement
- Measurement and assessment
are two processes.
Masaklaw na Panukat ng Loob
- a tool devised by Gregorio E.H.
Del Pilar in which it is consist of
188 items that operationalizes
the Five-factor model with
Filipino trait construct
+ The “Flynn effect” is a reference to the
phenomenon of Inflation of scores on
intelligence tests
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+ Stanine is an example of a (an)
Standard score
Normal distribution
- A bell-shaped and symmetrical
distribution about the mean
Random sampling
- The best sampling procedure
wherein every member of the
population is given the chance to
be selected as representatives
Object permanence
- process on how humans
perceive and adapt to new
information into preexisting
cognitive schemas. New
experiences are interpreted to fit
into old ideas
Kappa Statistics
- best method of assessing the
level of agreement among
observers
Screening
- one of the uses of psychological
tests wherein there is quick and
simple test/procedures to identify
persons who might have special
characteristics or needs
Type 1 error
- Mr. K is said to be having
Schizophrenia based on the
diagnosis of Dr. A. But according
to Dr. B, Mr. K doesn’t have any
presence of Schizophrenia.
Central tendency error
- Prof. X has an attitude of not
failing any student in the class
and also not giving a grade of A+
to anyone else.
99.72
- About how many cases fall
between -3SD AND +3SD in the
normal curve?
Ratio
- It is a type of scale wherein it has
Magnitude, Equal Intervals, and
Absolute zero
+ If a test is valid, it can be not reliable
+A good psychological report must be
Is individualized rather than general,
answers the answers the referral question
and is written and delivered on time
+The shorter the test, the less reliable the
test is
+students’ scores are placed on the high
end of the distribution. This means that
the exam is very hard
Psychological testing
- typical objective is to measure
the magnitude of some
psychological trait or attribute as
it focuses on the resulting scores
of an individual or group testing
Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao
- It is a tool devised by Ma.
Angeles Lapena which measures
Filipino oriented traits, behavior
and attitudes primarily to identify
inventive talent.
+Psychological tests are generally
necessary to obtain Samples of behavior
+psychological assessment, The process
is used for decision making
Operational definition
- Defining terms based on
observable characteristics and
how it is used in the study
Conceptual definition
- Defining terms based on
dictionary, encyclopedia, and
research journal
Woodworth Personal Inventory
- considered as the first self-report
that was used in early war era
Concurrent validity
- A type of validity that measures
the relationship between the test
and the criterion at the same
time
Construct validity
- Obtained when the test
measures what it purports to
measure
Content validity
- considered as the greatest
concern in educational setting
wherein it determines if the test
has been constructed adequately
Differential validity
- A test predicts well with the
academic success of senior high
school students but not of
elementary students
Mrs. Fu’s actual age is 22. His mental age
is 30
- Her intellectual capacity is
superior compared to people of
her age
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Norm reference
- A score type which compares the
test taker’s performance to a
particular characteristic.
+A factor loading reflects the correlation
between An item and a theoretical
dimension
Domain Sampling Model
- This principle conceptualizes
reliability as the ratio of the
observed score on the shorter
test and the variance of long-run
true score; also, it connotes the
idea of the greater the number of
items, the higher the reliability.
+Informed consent refers to an agreement
between an agency or another person and
The examinee/ The examinee’s legal
representative
Barnum effect
- People tend to accept vague
personal description of them
Magnitude
- It is one of the properties of
measurement wherein it means
property of "moreness”. This
implies an idea that an attribute
represents more, less or equal
amounts given to a quantity
Percentile Rank
- it is the number of the testing
population that you’ve outscored
Purposive sampling
- Sampling design is based on the
selection of the individuals as
samples according to the criteria
set by the researcher
Case study
- Research design wherein the
study focuses from the past,
present and future
Generalizability
- This conveys that findings
obtained in one situation can be
applied to another situation
Factor analysis
- Number of variables to a smaller
number
About how many cases fall between -2SD
AND +2SD in the normal curve?
- 95.44
Test retest
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- A type of reliability that estimates
and evaluates the
associated with administering a
test at two different times
OLSAT
- It is a psychological test that is
anchored on the Vernon’s
Hierarchical Theories and
proposes that the (g) as the top
of hierarchy
Thurstone
- He is the proponent of 7 primary
mental abilities
Sternberg
- Establish Triarchic theory
Intelligence
+Standardization means Uniformity of
procedure
Borbas obtained a raw score of 130 on
the Psychology test where the class
average was 124 and a SD of 8. He also
obtained a raw score of 100 in his biology
exam where the class mean is 98 and the
SD of 8. We can conclude that
- He did better on Psychology
exam
Cattell
- Coined the “mental test”
Zone 1
- According to the theory of
Vygotsky, it contains that one has
already mastered and capable of
his own
Correlation
- It is a statistical tool that
describes the direction and
magnitude of a relationship
between two variables
measuring dispersion
- SD, Range, Skewness
Type 2 error
- The failure to reject a false Ho
The failure to reject a false
hypothesis
Psychometric approach
- It is one of the independent
research traditions that examine
the elemental structures of a test.
The test is examined through an
evaluation of correlation and
underlying dimensions.
+The first applications of testing can be
error traced to Chinese testing of officials for
office in 2200 BC
+Much of the 19th century psychological
measurement focused on Sensory
abilities
TAT
- It is a psychological test created
by Murray and his colleagues
which is consists of 31 pictures
that depicted a variety of
situations where the participant is
asked to tell a story about the
picture.
Item difficulty
of - An item analysis technique which
compares the proportion of
people who got an item correct
Construct underrepresentation
- This means that the test fails to
capture important components of
a construct.
Content and Face validity
- These two types of validity are
considered to be the minimum
requirement in making a test
Spearman
- proponent of the first theory of
intelligence
- proposed (g) or general
intelligence that is a common
element in all cognitive tests
Binet and Simon
- proponents of the first
intelligence test
Campbell and Fiske
- first proponents of the divergent
validity
Culture fair test
- A type of intelligence test or
assessment process designed to
minimize the influence of culture
with regards to the evaluation
and assessment procedures.
Level A
- can be adequately administered,
scored, interpreted with the aid of
the manual and general
orientation to the kind of
institution in which one is
working.
Level C
- A level of tests and aids that
require substantial understanding
of testing, supporting
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supervised experience in the use
of devices.
Achievement tests
- a type of test that aims to know
the general knowledge of a
person in a specific period of
time, and this can be used to
assess the mastery of the person
Norm
- It is a behavior that is usual or
typical for members of a group
Spearman Rho
- Mr. RM has ranked the students
in his class according to their
obtained scores in the pre board
exam for Psychometrician. He
wants to compare this rank with
the rank of students in Mr. RR
class. What statistical tool of
correlation he will be using

+the sensorimotor view of intelligence

“collapsed” because It was observed that
intelligence is not related to sensorimotor
skills

Poor items
- Items with very high or very low
endorsement frequencies

Preoperational stage
- It is a cognitive stage according
to Piaget wherein the child is
egocentric and intuitive.

Mrs. Fu’s actual age is 22. His mental age

is 30, what is the computed mental age?
- 136

Parallel Forms Method

- This type of reliability assesses
the comparison of two forms of
test that measure the same
attribute.

MBTI
- It is a psychological test based
on Jung’s psychological types
and functions

Social desirability
- When participants answer in a
way that creates good
impression or put him in a
favorable light

In reliability, what range estimate is good

enough for basic research?
- .70

Ha
- It is an affirmation of existence of
a certain phenomenon

+bell-shaped curve Scores are normally

distributed

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STATISTICAL TESTS USED WHEN OUR
SAMPLES DID NOT MEET THE CRITERIA
FOR PARAMETRIC TESTS
● Kruskal-Wallis Test
● Mann-Whitney U-Test
● H Test  +WHEN THE COURT HAS ORDERED US
 Coefficient Alpha
- TYPE OF STATISTICS THAT CAN
BE USED TO EVALUATE THE
INTERNAL CONSISTENCY OF A
POLYTOMOUS SCALE.  THEIR
 Readiness Test
- IN EDUCATIONAL
ASSESSMENT, IT IS USUALLY
CALL AN APTITUDE TEST THAT
IS ADMINISTERED PRIOR TO
RECEIVING FORMAL
EDUCATION
+RECORDING THE CONVERSATION,
YOU WILL HAVE WITH YOUR CLIENT IS
ETHICAL ONLY IF WITH PERMISSION  ●
 
Item-Response Theory
THIS PRINCIPLE CAN BE SEEN ON THIS
THEORY IF A PERSON GOT A SERIES
OF QUESTIONS CORRECT, THE TEST
ADMINISTRATOR MAY PROCEED TO
MORE DIFFICULT QUESTIONS AND SKIP
THE OTHER EASY QUESTIONS.
 4-6
KALA’S SCORE FROM AN OBJECTIVE
PERSONALITY TEST GAVE A
QUALITATIVE DESCRIPTION OF
“AVERAGE”. IF THIS WAS A TEST THAT
USES STANINE SCORE, WHAT WOULD
PROBABLY BE HER STANINE VALUE?    ______________; WHILE CRYSTALLIZED
Specific Learning Disorder
IN EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT,
ADMINISTERING ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN COULD
PLAY A ROLE IN ASSESSING:     DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory
TESTS THAT WOULD YOU GIVE TO A
PERSON WITH SUSPECTED
PERSONALITY DISORDER 
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Interval Scale
Rodney is extravert and agreeable based TYPE OF SCALE WOULD REPRESENT
on his NEO-PI-R results MATTHIAS SCORED AN IQ OF 103 IN HIS
LATEST WAIS TEST TAKING.
IT WOULD EXEMPLIFY A NOMOTHETIC
APPROACH IN ASSESSMENT   
Job Performance Evaluation
TO PROVIDE PSYCHOLOGICAL
ASSESSMENT TO A PERSON IN TRIAL, IT IS OUR CRITERION VARIABLE IN
IT IS OUR DUTY TO inform the person in EVALUATING THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY
trial the limits of confidentiality  OF THE JOB APTITUDE TEST, YOU
MADE, YOU CORRELATED THE SCORES
Mean OF THE EMPLOYEES ON THE TEST AND
JOB PERFORMANCE
IT WOULD BE THE BEST TOOL TO USE EVALUATION AFTER 6 MONTHS.
TO MEASURE THE CENTRAL
TENDENCY OF MATTHIAS IQ SCORE,  
WHAT WOULD BE THE BEST TOOL TO
USE.  THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS
REGARDING RELIABILITY IS FALSE.
AN INDICATION TO USE A PARAMETRIC
TEST FOR STATISTICALLY COMPARING ● Tests that can accommodate a
GROUPS?    wide range of age groups or grade
level must present reliability data
● Normally Distributed to each age group or grade level.
● With Homogeneous Variances ● Reliability Estimates and Standard
Uses Interval/Ratio Scale  Error for Measurement should
always be reported 
Scales ● Standard Error for Measurement
- REGULARIZES THE WAY WE should be reported with the raw
INTERPRET PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS score and derived score units
WHEN A PERSON WHO ANSWERED 95
 
QUESTIONS CORRECT OUT OF 100 IN
ONE APTITUDE TEST MAY NOT BE +IN CLINICAL ASSESSMENT,
SMARTER TO SOMEONE WHO SCORED CONDUCTING HISTORY TAKING TO
ONLY 70 CORRECT ANSWERS IN CLIENTS GIVES US INFORMATION TO
ANOTHER APTITUDE TEST. IN HOW HE/SHE WAS FUNCTIONING
INTERPRETING PSYCHOLOGICAL BEFORE THE ONSET OF A CERTAIN
TESTS, WE CONSIDER NORMS, MENTAL ILLNESS. WITH THIS, WE ARE
DIFFICULTY AND OTHER RELATED ASSESSING THE CLIENT’S PREMORBID
FACTORS. CONDITION.
   
How we think; What we know Odd-Even
FLUID INTELLIGENCE IS TO IF YOU WILL DO A SPLIT-HALF
RELIABILITY ANALYSIS ON A TEST WITH
INTELLIGENCE IS TO _______________   PROGRESSIVE DIFFICULTY AFTER
EACH ITEM, WHAT METHOD OF
+SELF-REPORT TESTS ARE MORE DIVISION IS IDEAL?  
LIKELY STRUCTURED TESTS 
  
budget for the research
IT IS PART OF MEAN, MEDIAN AND
IT IS NOT REQUIRED TO BE PUT IN OUR MODE.
INFORMED CONSENT WHEN
CONDUCTING A RESEARCH.
Pearson Correlation Make reasonable efforts to plan in  
facilitating the remainder of the therapy
IT IS THE HIGHEST STATISTICAL Analyze personality test data and compare
MEASURE OF RELATIONSHIP   - IF OUR CLIENT WHO IS ONLY them to job-related variables
HALFWAY OF HER THERAPY
+A TEST ASKING, “WHAT ARE THE WITH DEPRESSION HAS - IN INDUSTRIAL ASSESSMENT,
CAPITALS OF THE COUNTRIES IN THE RELOCATED TO ANOTHER IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE
WORLD” MAY BE CLASSIFIED AS AN PROVINCE, WHAT WILL BE USAGE AND FUNCTION OF
ACHIEVEMENT TEST.  YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AS A PERSONALITY TESTS, IT IS
PROFESSIONAL?    IMPORTANT THAT THE
PSYCHOMETRICIAN SHOULD:   
Only choose colleagues who knows your Paired Samples T-test
 
client - SHAW HAS A REVIEW CENTER.
HE WOULD LIKE TO Type of Scale used (Nominal, Ordinal,
IT IS THE LEAST TRUE IN SEEKING Interval, Ratio)
CONSULT WITH YOUR COLLEAGUES DETERMINE IF HIS REVIEW
REGARDING ONE OF YOUR DIFFICULT PROGRAM WAS EFFECTIVE BY - IT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT
CASES. COMPARING THE 1ST TEST BASIS IN DETERMINING WHICH
TAKEN BY THE REVIEWEES TEST OF RELATIONSHIP
Only choose colleagues who knows your BEFORE THE REVIEW WOULD BE USED FOR YOUR
client PROGRAM HAS EVEN STARTED DATA
AND THE LAST TEST THEY
  HAVE TAKEN AFTER THE T-score
Consistent  REVIEW PROGRAM. THIS IS
SORT OF LIKE A PRE - TEST: - IT IS THE SCORING DOES
SYSTEMATIC ERROR HAS AN ________ POST-TEST COMPARISON. NEO-PI-R USE 
EFFECT ON THE TRUE SCORE   WHICH STATISTICAL TOOL CAN Precipitating Factors
HE USE?  
  - IN CLINICAL ASSESSMENT, IT IS
  THE FACTORS WOULD
Ordinal Scale
High Convergent Validity TRIGGER THE ONSET OF A
JACKIELOU DECIDED TO CLASSIFY HER MENTAL ILLNESS.
STUDENTS’ SCORES TO VERY HIGH - KARA MADE AN
(90-100%), HIGH (70-89%), AVERAGE EXTRAVERSION TEST. IN HER  
(40-69%), LOW (20-39%) AND VERY LOW VALIDITY EVALUATION, SHE IT IS A REASON TO WHY WE NEED
(<20%). THIS TYPE OF DATA FOUND OUT THAT HER TEST STATISTICS
PRESENTATION WOULD FALL ONTO WAS NEGATIVELY
WHAT SCALE?   CORRELATED WITH AN ● It can serve as a purpose of
ESTABLISHED SOLITUDE TEST description
  WHICH MAKES SENSE ● We can test hypothesis
+THE HIGHER THE ITEM-DIFFICULTY THEORETICALLY BECAUSE OF ● We can make inference
INDEX THE EASIER THE TEST. THEIR OPPOSITE
CONSTRUCTS. KARA’S TEST  
  WOULD BE SAID TO HAVE:    -0.60
A test can be neither valid nor reliable   - KARA’S EXTRAVERSION TEST
STATEMENTS THAT BEST DESCRIBES Time Sampling Errors may take place HAD A NEGATIVE
THE RELATIONSHIP OF VALIDITY AND CORRELATION WITH THE
RELIABILITY - IT IS THE DOWNFALL OF SOLITUDE TEST. WHICH
ADMINISTERING THE TWO AMONG THE FOLLOWING
  VERSIONS OF THE TEST IN WOULD PROBABLY BE A
PARALLEL FORMS RELIABILITY PEARSON R VALUE THAT
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences ON TWO DIFFERENT DATES. WOULD EXPRESS THAT
IN THE 5TH EDITION OF RELATIONSHIP?  
 
STANFORD-BINET 5, WHICH AMONG
THE FOLLOWING INTELLIGENCE +THE HIGHER THE
THEORIES WAS NOT PART OF ITS ITEM-DISCRIMINATION INDEX, THE
CONCEPTUALIZATION AND REVISION?   MORE IT IS ABLE TO DISTINGUISH HIGH
SCORERS FROM LOW SCORERS 
 

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Heterogeneity Spearman’s g YIELDED A SIGNIFICANT
RELATIONSHIP WHICH IS IN
- IT IS THE DEGREE OF WHICH A - IT IS THE INTELLIGENCE CONSONANCE WITH HIS
TEST MEASURES DIFFERENT THEORIES WOULD HAVE ONE LITERATURE. THEREFORE,
FACTORS    OVERALL INTELLIGENCE MORE LIKELY, THERE
COMPRISING SEVERAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN A
  FACTORS SIGNIFICANT RELATIONSHIP
Percentile   BETWEEN THE TWO
FACTORS. IN THIS CASE,
- IT IS EXEMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING IS CONSIDERED A WOLFGANG MAY HAVE MADE
NORM-REFERENCING “MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIP” IN OUR A:   
Face Validity CODE?   
 
- VALIDITY MEASURES WOULD ● Your client is your wife’s dad 
● Plays another role in the client’s Semantic Differential Scale
YOU LEAST LIKELY RELY ON.
life - IT IS TYPE OF SCALING
● Promises to enter into a WOULD USE
relationship with the client but in BIPOLAR/OPPOSITE
IN GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING the future
ASSESSMENT, IN HELPING STUDENTS CONCEPTS WHERE EACH
CHOOSE THEIR FUTURE CAREER PATH,   CONCEPT IS ON EITHER SIDE
WHICH TEST WOULD YOU OF THE CONTINUUM AND
ADMINISTER?   Raven’s Progressive Matrices  PERSON IS ASK ON WHERE
IN THE CONTINUUM IS
● Ability Tests - IT IS THE INTELLIGENCE HE/SHE.
● Personality Tests  TEST WOULD YOU
● Interest Tests ADMINISTER TO A  
14-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO
NEVER WENT TO SCHOOL MaPa ng Loob
AND DID NOT LEARN HOW TO - IT IS THE FILIPINO
Interview READ PERSONALITY TESTS WOULD
- IT IS A KIND OF ASSESSMENT BE IN COMPARISON TO THE
BEST TO USE TO GAIN WESTERN BIG 5
NARRATIVE INFORMATION With Type B Personality PERSONALITY THEORY
FROM THE SUBJECT
- KELLY IS A PATIENT,  
  LAID-BACK AND RELAXED
PERSON. WHICH AMONG THE Reliability
Personality State FOLLOWING WOULD BE BEST - IT IS THE DEGREE TO WHICH
- IT IS A PERSONALITY TERMS TO DESCRIBE HER TEST SCORES ARE FREE OF
WOULD BE THE LEAST PERSONALITY?    MEASUREMENT ERRORS  
STABLE  
  Type II Error +SPEARMAN CORRELATION IS BEST
98 - WOLFGANG MADE A USED FOR ORDINAL SCALES.

- WILL’S “WARMTH” SCORE CONCLUSION IN HIS  

FROM HIS LATEST NEOPI-R CURRENT RESEARCH THAT
TEST SHOWED A T-SCORE THERE WAS NO SIGNIFICANT Chi Square Test of Independence
OF 72. WHAT WOULD MORE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
ENTRANCE EXAM SCORE - KENDRA WOULD LIKE TO
LIKELY BE HIS PERCENTILE DETERMINE IF PEOPLE’S
RANK?   AND ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE. HOWEVER, GENDER HAS A
AFTER PRESENTING HIS CORRELATION WITH THE
RESEARCH, HIS PANEL COLLEGE COURSE THEY ARE
+PSYCHOMETRICS IS BEST DEFINED CONCLUDED THAT HE FAILED TAKING. SHE WOULD COUNT
AS PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT TO INCLUDE IMPORTANT HOW MANY MALES AND
FACTORS AND DID NOT USE FEMALES ENTERED
THE PROPER STATISTICAL COURSES LIKE BS
TOOL THAT WOULD HAVE PSYCHOLOGY, BS NURSING,
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 CRIMINOLOGY. WHAT Spearman Rank-Order Correlation Leptokurtic
STATISTICAL TOOL WILL SHE Coefficient
USE?   - 70 STUDENTS TOOK A 5 ITEM
- LEMAR WANTED TO INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY
  DETERMINE IF THERE IS A PRE-TEST. 57 OF THEM
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCORED 3, 4 OF THEM
-1.33 ONE’S CONSCIENTIOUSNESS SCORED 4, 5 OF THEM
- IT IS THE Z-SCORE OF RILEY SCORE FROM NEO-PI-R TO SCORED 3, 2 OF THEM GOT
WHO SCORED 14 ON A MATH HIS/HER SPATIAL ABILITY ONLY 1 POINT, ONLY 1 OF
TEST THAT HAS AN AVERAGE SCORE FROM ONE THEM GOT A PERFECT
SCORE OF 18 AND A PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST. SCORE AND 1 OF THEM GOT
STANDARD DEVIATION OF 3.  WHICH STATISTICAL TEST NONE CORRECT. IF YOU WILL
WILL HE USE?    EVALUATE THE KURTOSIS OF
THIS DISTRIBUTION, YOUR
  CURVE WOULD MORE LIKELY
-2 to +2 BE?   
MOST OF THE OBJECTIVE
- A CONFIDENCE INTERVAL OF PERSONALITY TESTS WOULD HAVE   
95 % ESTIMATEDLY _________________FORMAT.  
REPRESENTS A RANGE Likert
BETWEEN ZSCORES OF   A Self-Report Response
- IT IS THE TYPE OF TEST
    CANNOT USE

U-Test   KUDERRICHARDSON 20 FOR

Report this violation to appropriate RELIABILITY ANALYSIS?  
- THIS STATISTICAL TOOL IS
USED WHEN COMPARING 2 institutional authorities  
INDEPENDENT GROUPS BUT - DARREN, A PSYCHOLOGIST,
HAS NOT MET PARAMETRIC Level C
FOUND OUT THAT ONE OF
CRITERIA HIS COLLEAGUES HAS - STANFORD-BINET 5, AN
  ALREADY SET A FIXED PLAN INDIVIDUAL INTELLIGENCE
TO ADMINISTER AVERSIVE TEST, IS A ____________
Negatively Skewed THERAPY TO A PATIENT OF TEST  
THIS COLLEAGUE WHO IS A
- IN THEIR LATEST CHAIN SMOKER. HE WOULD  
PHARMACOLOGY TEST, A ASSOCIATE ELECTROCUTION
LOT OF THE 2ND YEAR High Extraversion, High
TO THE PATIENT’S Conscientiousness
MEDICINE STUDENTS GOT THOUGHTS OF SMOKING.
VERY HIGH SCORES AND DARREN KNOWS THAT THIS - IN INDUSTRIAL ASSESSMENT,
ONLY A FEW OF THEM FAILED UNNECESSARY THERAPY WHICH AMONG THE
THE EXAMINATION. IF THESE SET-UP WILL LEAD TO FOLLOWING BIG-FIVE
SCORES WOULD BE PUT SUBSTANTIAL HARM TO THE PERSONALITIES WOULD YOU
INTO GRAPH, THE CURVE PATIENT. WHAT SHOULD MORE LIKELY HIRE FOR A
WOULD BE   DARREN DO?   MARKETING POSITION? 
   
Thematic Apperception Test Cumulative Model of Scoring It can significantly increase test
- IT IS THE TEST WOULD performance
- IN THIS TYPE OF SCORING,
PRESENT YOU AMBIGUOUS THE HIGHER THE SCORE OF - IT IS THE EFFECT OF
PICTURES OF PEOPLE AND A PERSON ON A PARTICULAR REINFORCEMENTS AND
WOULD ASK YOU TO MAKE A TEST, THE HIGHER HE/SHE IS REWARDS (LIKE TOKENS,
STORY ABOUT IT? THIS TEST ON THAT ABILITY, TRAIT OR MONEY OR PRAISES) IN TEST
ELICITS SUBJECTIVE CHARACTERISTIC BEING PERFORMANCE?   
RESPONSES, REVEALING TESTED.  
UNDERLYING MOTIVES,
CONCERNS AND
PERCEPTIONS.  

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 Still give the needed records to the Panel Interview
hospital
Secondary Sources - IT IS ONE INTERVIEWEE WITH
- YOUR PREVIOUS CLIENT MORE THAN ONE
- ROBERT NEEDS THE WAS EMERGENTLY INTERVIEWER IS A TYPE OF
NUMBER OF PEOPLE ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL INTERVIEW CALLED?   
DIAGNOSED WITH BECAUSE OF SEVERE
SCHIZOPHRENIA IN HIS PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR. THE
PROVINCE FOR HIS MOTHER NOTED THAT THE
RESEARCH. IN ORDER TO ADVANTAGE OF A
PATIENT HAS UNDERGONE CRITERION-REFERENCED TEST
HAVE THIS INFORMATION, IT PREVIOUS THERAPY
IS BEST THAT ROBERT USES SESSIONS WITH YOU. THE - It can be a diagnostic tool for a
WHAT TYPE OF HOSPITAL IS NOW student, knowing what are
ASSESSMENT?   CONTACTING YOU WITH his/her difficulties that needs to
COPIES OF THESE RECORDS be remedied
IMPORTANT FOR DIAGNOSIS
Lighting of the room (WITH PERMISSION FROM Regression
THE MOTHER). HOWEVER, - IT REQUIRE DEFINING YOUR
- LANDON, A 13-YEAR-OLD YOU HAVE NOTICED IN YOUR
BOY, WILL BE TAKING SB5 VARIABLES AS INDEPENDENT
TRACK RECORD THAT THIS OR DEPENDENT VARIABLES? 
TOMORROW. WHICH AMONG PATIENT DID NOT PAY YOU
THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A  
FOR YOUR SERVICE. WHAT
SUBJECT VARIABLE THAT SHALL YOU DO?   
CAN AFFECT LANDON’S TEST
PERFORMANCE?    Test Construction

  Point-Biserial - IN DEVELOPING A
PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST,
They performed the same - THIS IS THE STATISTICAL WHAT STAGE WOULD YOU
TEST OF RELATIONSHIP CONDUCT SCALING AND
- IN RELEVANCE TO Z-SCORE USED IF ONE OF YOUR DATA
VALUES, WHO PERFORMED DETERMINATION OF HOW TO
USES NOMINAL SCALE AND SCORE THE TEST?  
BETTER? NOMI WHO THE OTHER USES AN
SCORED 84 IN AN ABNORMAL INTERVAL SCALE.
PSYCHOLOGY WITH A MEAN
OF 80 AND A STANDARD   Carryover Effect
DEVIATION OF 8, OR AMANITA
WHO SCORE 74 IN A +IN THE CONCEPT OF “REACTIVITY” - ONE PROBLEM OF
PSYCHOLOGICAL IN BEHAVIORAL OBSERVATION, TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY IS
ASSESSMENT TEST WITH A RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY OF THAT THE FIRST
MEAN OF 71 AND STANDARD THE OBSERVATION OF THE ADMINISTRATION MAY HAVE
DEVIATION OF 6?   OBSERVERS CAN BE INCREASED AN EFFECT ON THE SECOND
BY OBSERVING THE OBSERVERS. ADMINISTRATION.

   
IT IS CONSIDERED A PROJECTIVE
PERSONALITY TEST. When results of the research with Item-Difficulty Index
deception will be of significant applied
● Draw-A-Person Test  value - ITEM-ENDORSEMENT INDEX
● Thematic Apperception Test IN PERSONALITY TESTING IS
● Rorschach - IT IS THE EQUIVALENT TO
SITUATIONS/CONDITIONS _____________ OF
  ARE WE ALLOWED TO USE ACHIEVEMENT TESTING.  
DECEPTION IN DOING A
THE FOLLOWING IS UNETHICAL IN RESEARCH  
THE RELEASE OF TEST RESULTS 
Mental Age
● We should use the right and +BEHAVIORAL OBSERVATION CAN BE
appropriate technical terms in - BEN’S 7-YEAR-OLD SON
BOTH QUALITATIVE AND PERFORMED LIKE A 10-
our report to be accurate QUANTITATIVE. YEAR-OLD ON A
    STANDARDIZED APTITUDE

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 TEST. THE 10-YEAR-OLD   PSYCHOMETRIC
DEFINITION SIGNIFIES THE:   PROPERTIES AND OTHER
Confidentiality TECHNICALITIES SUCH AS
  HOW TO SCORE AND
- THE CODE OF ETHICS THAT
Consult professional consultation or SHOULD BE ADHERED BY INTERPRET IT CAN BE
assistance and determine if he will limit, THE PSYCHOLOGISTS IN THE FOUND ON:  
suspend or finish his duties PHILIPPINES WAS BASED ON
THE UNIVERSAL
- ARBIE, A MENTAL HEALTH DECLARATION OF ETHICAL
PROFESSIONAL, JUST HAD PRINCIPLES FOR
HIS WIFE DIED. AFTER 6 PSYCHOLOGISTS BY THE
MONTHS OF NOT ATTENDING UNION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
WORK AFTER HIS WIFE DIED, SCIENCE. IN THIS
HE DECIDED TO GO BACK DECLARATION, THEY HAVE
JUST TO FIND OUT IN THE POINTED OUT FOUR
MIDDLE OF A THERAPY THAT IMPORTANT ETHICAL
HE IS NOT READY YET FOR PRINCIPLES. WHICH AMONG
THIS SETUP. BASED ON OUR THE FOLLOWING IS NOT ONE
CODE OF ETHICS, BECAUSE OF THOSE PRINCIPLES?  
ARBIE’S PERSONAL
PROBLEMS ARE  
INTERFERING WITH HIS
PROFESSIONAL Around 15-16%
PERFORMANCE, WHAT - LITO, A 23-YEAR-OLD MAN,
SHOULD HE DO?   TOOK THE STANFORDBINET 5
  INTELLIGENCE SCALE THAT
GAVE HIM AN IQ OF 115. IN
WISC -V APPROXIMATION, WHAT
WOULD BE THE PERCENT OF
- IT IS A WECHSLER’S THE POPULATION THAT
INTELLIGENCE TEST WOULD WOULD HAVE AN IQ
YOU USE ON A 14-YEAR-OLD GREATER THAN LITO?  
GIRL  
 
 
A Long Test
Interview can be therapeutic itself
- IT WOULD HAVE A HIGHER
- IN CLINICAL ASSESSMENT, RELIABILITY COEFFICIENT 
WHICH AMONG THE
FOLLOWING IS TRUE
REGARDING INTERVIEWS?  
T-Test
F Scale
- MIRANDA WOULD LIKE TO
- MMPI HAS BEEN COMPARE THE BOARD EXAM
RECOGNIZED FOR ITS SCORES OF THOSE WHO
PLENTY OF VALIDITY REVIEWED IN A REVIEW
SCALES. WHICH AMONG CENTER AND THOSE WHO
THESE VALIDITY SCALES CAN DID INDEPENDENT
DETERMINE FAKING BAD?    STUDYING. HER DATA MET
ALL THE CRITERIA FOR A
  PARAMETRIC TEST. WHICH
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT, IN TEST WILL SHE USE?  
GENERAL, IS:    
● Important Its manual
● Useful
● Requires Professional - INFORMATION ON HOW THE
Knowledge 16-PF PERSONALITY TEST
WAS DEVELOPED, ITS
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