Exam 5: Reliability
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A psychologist administers a test and the test-taker scores a 52.If the cut-off score for eligibility for a particular program is 50,what index will best help the psychologist determine how much confidence to place in the test-taker's obtained score of 52?
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Stanley (1971)wrote that in classical test theory,a so-called "true score" is "not the ultimate fact in the book of the recording angel." By this,Stanley meant that
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If items from a test are measuring the same trait,estimates of reliability yielded from split-half methods will typically be ________ as compared to estimates from KR-20.
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Test-retest estimates of reliability are referred to as measures of ________,and split-half reliability estimates are referred to as measures of ________.
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As the reliability of a test increases,the standard error of measurement
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In general,approximately what percentage of scores would be expected to fall within two standard deviations above or below the standard error of measurement of the "true score" on a test?
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A confidence interval is a range or band of test scores that
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Using estimates of internal consistency,which of the following tests would likely yield the highest reliability coefficients?
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In the Chapter 5 Everyday Psychometrics on psychometric aspects of the Breathalyzer,we read of a police officer who intentionally recorded incorrect readings from the instrument.Such an event would most appropriately be recalled in the technical manual for this instrument under the heading
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Which type of reliability is directly affected by the heterogeneity of a test?
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Which of the following might lead to a decrease in test-retest reliability?
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A score earned by a testtaker on a psychological test may BEST be viewed as equal to
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Which type of reliability estimate is obtained by correlating pairs of scores from the same person (or people)on two different administrations of the same test?
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Which source of error variance affects parallel- or alternate-form reliability estimates but does not affect test-retest estimates?
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In the Chapter 5 Meet an Assessment Professional feature,Dr.Bryce B.Reeve cited an experience in which he learned that the "Excellent" response category on a test was best translated as meaning ______ in Chinese?
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An estimate of the reliability of a speed test is a measure of
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