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What is Ecological Momentary Assessment?
What is Ecological Momentary Assessment?
What does 'Psychometrics' refer to?
What does 'Psychometrics' refer to?
The science of psychological measurement
Psychological Testing involves measuring psychology-related variables by means of devices or procedures designed to obtain a sample of behavior.
Psychological Testing involves measuring psychology-related variables by means of devices or procedures designed to obtain a sample of behavior.
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The process of assigning scores to performances is known as ______.
The process of assigning scores to performances is known as ______.
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Who is referred to as a Psychometrist or Psychometrician?
Who is referred to as a Psychometrist or Psychometrician?
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Which of the following describes the dynamic nature of psychological assessment?
Which of the following describes the dynamic nature of psychological assessment?
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What does a Cut-Score represent?
What does a Cut-Score represent?
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What is the focus of Educational assessments?
What is the focus of Educational assessments?
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Retrospective assessments draw conclusions about psychological aspects of a person as they existed at some point in time ______.
Retrospective assessments draw conclusions about psychological aspects of a person as they existed at some point in time ______.
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Psychological Assessment Overview
- Ecological Momentary Assessment evaluates specific problems and cognitive or behavioral variables "in the moment" at the time and place they occur.
- Collaborative assessment involves the assessor and assessee working together from initial contact to final feedback.
- Therapeutic assessment promotes self-discovery and understanding throughout the evaluation process.
- Dynamic assessment refers to a collaborative approach typically following some form of intervention.
Psychological Testing
- Psychological testing measures psychology-related variables through structured devices or procedures.
- Content refers to the subject matter involved in the assessment.
- Format encompasses the plan, structure, and layout of the test.
- Item is a specific stimulus eliciting a response that is scored or evaluated.
- Administration Procedures can take place either one-on-one or in group settings.
- Score is a summary that reflects performance on the test, which may be numerical or descriptive.
- Scoring involves assigning scores based on assessed performances.
- Cut-Score is a reference point for classifying data into distinct categories based on judgment.
Psychometric Properties
- Psychometric properties are essential for constructing, selecting, and interpreting psychological tests.
- Psychometric Soundness refers to the technical quality of a test.
- Psychometrics is the science of psychological measurement.
- A Psychometrist/Psychometrician is a professional who analyzes and interprets psychological data.
Types of Psychological Assessment
- Educational Assessment focuses on evaluating abilities and skills relevant to educational contexts.
- Retrospective Assessment concludes psychological aspects as they existed at a previous point in time.
- Remote Assessment occurs when the subject is not physically present with the evaluator, broadening the accessibility of assessments.
Key Characteristics of Psychometric Evaluation
- Psychological assessment requires logical problem-solving and comprehensive integration of diverse data sources to address specific referral questions.
- Assessor competency is crucial in selecting appropriate evaluation tools and conducting reliable assessments.
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This quiz explores various types of psychological assessments and testing methods. It covers concepts like ecological momentary assessment, collaborative assessment, therapeutic assessment, and dynamic assessment. Additionally, it delves into the components of psychological testing such as content, format, and administration procedures.
