12 Questions
Which statement best describes collaborative psychological assessment?
The assessor and assessee work together throughout the process, from initial contact to final feedback.
What is the primary goal of therapeutic psychological assessment?
To encourage self-discovery and new understandings throughout the assessment process.
What is the process followed in dynamic assessment?
Evaluation, intervention, evaluation.
Which of the following is NOT a variable that psychological tests and other assessment tools may differ with respect to?
Theoretical framework.
What is the purpose of a cut score in psychological assessment?
To determine the passing and failing scores.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a method for scoring psychological tests?
Scored by a panel of experts.
What was the primary purpose of the test developed by Alfred Binet in the early 20th century?
To help place Paris school children in the appropriate educational programs
What is the key difference between retrospective assessment and remote assessment?
Retrospective assessment uses evaluative tools to draw conclusions about a person's psychological aspects in the past, while remote assessment uses tools to gather data and draw conclusions about a subject who is not physically present.
What is the key characteristic of ecological momentary assessment (EMA)?
It refers to the 'in the moment' evaluation of specific problems and related cognitive and behavioral variables as they occur
What is the first step in the process of psychological assessment described in the text?
The process of assessment begins with a referral for assessment from a source
Which of the following is NOT a significant development in the history of psychological assessment mentioned in the text?
The development of retrospective assessment techniques in the early 20th century
What is the primary purpose of the meeting between the assessor and the assessee before the formal assessment, as described in the text?
To clarify the reason for the referral for the assessment
Learn about the origins and evolution of intelligence testing, from its roots in early twentieth-century France to its use in World Wars for screening recruits. Understand the retrospective assessment and its importance in drawing conclusions about psychological aspects of a person at a previous point in time.
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