The concept of an alternate item was first introduced in
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The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale.
The Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale.
The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale.
The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children.
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Question 2
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A ratio IQ is calculated as follows:
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mental age multiplied by chronological age, divided by 100.
chronological age divided by mental age, multiplied by 100.
mental age divided by chronological age, multiplied by 100.
deviation IQ divided by chronological age, multiplied by 100.
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The fourth edition of the Stanford-Binet saw the introduction of the term,test composite.Previously,on the third edition of that test,the equivalent of a test composite had been
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the ratio IQ.
the deviation IQ.
the total of all subtest scores.
None of these
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The Picture Absurdities subtest of the SB5 was designed to measure
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nonverbal problem solving on matters not culturally bound.
ability to see patterns and relationships and spatial orientation.
sorting of information into short-term or long-term memory.
skills and knowledge acquired by formal and informal education.
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The Williams et al.(2010)SB5 study with high functioning third-graders supported
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the five-factor model of the SB5.
a four-factor model for the SB5.
a one-factor model for the SB5.
the utility of the SB5 with elementary school children.
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Question 6
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Which SB5 subtest is most like a "shell game"?
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Delayed Response
Memory for Sentences
Form Board
Object Series
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All of the following are examples of extra-test behavior on an ability test EXCEPT:
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the way that a testtaker appears to cope with frustration
whether or not a response selected is the correct answer
how fatigued or distractible a testtaker appears to be
if there is any indication of cheating while the test is in progress
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A measured SB5 IQ in the range of 55 to 69 would place the testtaker in this category:
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low average
borderline impaired or delayed
mildly impaired or delayed
moderately impaired or delayed
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On the WAIS-IV,the best single overall index of intellectual ability is the
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Full Scale IQ
GAI
CPI
FSI
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Comparing WAIS-IV to SB5 scores
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comparability was found in the middle range of scores.
comparability was found in the extreme range of scores.
the scores were not comparable in any range of scores.
is inappropriate due to standardization sampling differences.
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On the WISC-IV,an index designed to help the test user understand the way that the testtaker processes various kinds of information is
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a process score.
a Performance IQ.
freedom from distractibility
None of these
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Comparing the SB5 to the WISC-IV,which statement is FALSE?
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Both tests employ a CHC model of intelligence.
Both tests find a place for g in the CHC model.
Both tests contain the same exclusionary criteria.
Both tests feature tests designed to tap working memory.
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One study of preference among preschoolers in Australia compared taking the SB5 to the WPPSI-III.The researchers concluded that
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no clear preference existed in favor of either test.
preschoolers preferred the WPPSI-III over the SB5.
preschoolers preferred the SB5 over the WPPSI-III.
a halo effect was operative when both tests were administered.
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As cited in the text,the WRIT is
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a formal order to engage in, or refrain from engaging in, some action.
a short form intelligence test.
an essay test of intelligence.
a reading test that yields an estimate of intelligence.
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An assumption in factor analysis is that
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correlation does not necessarily imply causation.
a single latent trait exists.
things that co-occur tend to have a common cause.
the residual covariance between two items with a common factor partialled out is 0.
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The test that is the most widely used multiple aptitude test in the United States today is
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the GATB.
the ASVAB.
the AGCT.
the DAS.
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In the excerpt from her Meet an Assessment Professional essay published in the text,Dr.Rebecca Anderson noted that in the psychological reports that she writes,she
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lists resources (such as Internet sites) relative to the child's deficiency.
often omits the summary section in favor of more detailed recommendations.
includes the name and degrees of all the people who contributed to the report.
provides synopses of student visits to the school guidance counselor office.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a cognitive style?
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field independence versus field dependence
reflection versus impulsivity
coded versus de-coded
visualizer versus verbalizer
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A new form of nonverbal intelligence proposed by Maria Kozhevnikov and her colleagues is called
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visual object ability.
visual spatial ability.
enhanced cognition.
None of these
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The 1916 Stanford-Binet
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was the first American test to contain verbal and performance subtests administered in alternating order.
was the first American test to employ the concept of IQ.