Psychology Ethical Responsibilities and Assessments
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An intelligence quotient of 100 corresponds to intellectual ability in which percentile?

  • 30th
  • 90th
  • 70th
  • 50th (correct)

Which scenario would likely breach a research participant's right to confidentiality?

  • Dr. Harmon stored completed surveys and keys linking names to codes on his laptop, accessible only to him and his wife. (correct)
  • Dr. Harmon shared findings in a conference without revealing identities.
  • Dr. Harmon anonymized all participant data before analysis.
  • Dr. Harmon used encrypted cloud storage for participant data.

What is obtained by correlating two pairs of scores from equivalent halves of a single test administered once?

  • Test-retest reliability
  • Parallel form reliability
  • Split-half reliability (correct)
  • Internal consistency

Which of the following best represents a research participant's right to privacy?

<p>Participants can withdraw from a study at any time without penalty. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If scores from each part of a test have equal means and variances, this indicates what type of reliability?

<p>Split-half reliability (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a high score on the 16 PF's factor E indicate about an individual?

<p>They exhibit assertive and independent-minded behavior. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by the interaction style of a client differing across situations?

<p>The client adjusts their behavior based on their environment. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which test structure includes subtests such as early reasoning, verbal absurdities, and verbal analogies?

<p>Stanford-Binet 5 test (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which principle is used to obtain the regression line in statistical analysis?

<p>Principle of least squares (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What effect do outliers have on the calculation of the range?

<p>They can significantly increase the range. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the standard error of measurement indicate when a student scores 60 with an error of 8?

<p>A confidence interval of 44-76. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statistical measure represents the mean of the cross products of standard scores for two correlated variables?

<p>Pearson r (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which among the options is not influenced by outliers?

<p>Interquartile range (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What percentile does an IQ of 100 represent?

An intelligence quotient (IQ) of 100 represents the average intellectual ability, indicating that a person scores within the 50th percentile, meaning they perform better than half of the population.

Confidentiality Breach

Dr. Harmon violated research participant confidentiality by storing personally identifiable information (names linked to code numbers) on his laptop, potentially making it accessible to others. This breach could lead to participants' identities and sensitive data being compromised.

Parallel Forms & Split-Half Reliability

Parallel forms reliability refers to the consistency of scores between two versions of a test designed to measure the same construct. Split-half reliability, on the other hand, assesses reliability by correlating scores from two halves of a single test administered once.

Research Participants' Right to Privacy

Research participants have a right to privacy, meaning their personal information should be protected and not shared without their consent. This includes their identity, responses, and any data collected about them during research.

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Professional & Scientific Responsibilities to Society

The responsibility of psychology to conduct its activities ethically and in a way that promotes societal wellbeing.

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Interaction Style Variation

The interaction styles of individuals can differ across situations.

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16PF Factor E

This factor of the 16PF measures assertiveness, self-confidence, and independence.

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Pearson r

This statistical measure represents the mean of the cross-products of standard scores for two correlated variables. It's a way to quantify the strength and direction of the linear relationship.

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Test Reliability

This psychometric concept refers to the consistency and reliability of a test in measuring what it's intended to measure.

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Interquartile Range

The interquartile range is a statistical measure that is less susceptible to the influence of outliers. It represents the difference between the 75th and 25th percentiles.

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Standard Error of Measurement (SEM)

The standard error of measurement (SEM) is the standard deviation of the error scores for a particular test. It helps to estimate the range within which a test score is likely to vary.

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The Principle of Least Squares

The regression line in statistics is obtained using the principle of least squares. This principle aims to minimize the sum of squared differences between the observed data points and the predicted values from the regression line.

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Study Notes

Ethical Responsibilities in Psychology

  • Disciplines have a responsibility to act ethically and promote societal well-being.
  • Disciplines should develop ethical awareness and self-correcting mechanisms.

Client Behavior Analysis

  • A client's behavior can vary across different situations.
  • Contrasting reports from a client's teacher/peers versus parents can indicate varying interaction styles based on the environment.

Psychological Assessment Tools

  • Stanford-Binet 5 test includes subtests measuring fluid reasoning, including verbal and nonverbal aspects.
  • High scores on the 16 PF's Factor E indicate assertiveness, self-assurance, and independence.
  • The Pearson correlation coefficient measures the relationship between two variables. Spearman's rho is used for rank-order data.

Statistical Concepts

  • The principle of least squares is used to determine the regression line.
  • The interquartile range is not significantly affected by outliers.
  • The standard error of measurement, when combined with a test score, can provide a confidence interval for the true score.

Test Formats and Administration

  • Multiple-choice tests assess knowledge and abilities.
  • Online test access has benefits and potential risks.
  • An IQ of 100 for the general population is at the 50th percentile.

Research Ethics and Confidentiality

  • Protecting participant confidentiality is crucial in research.
  • Sharing data without participant consent, such as storing linked data on a personal laptop reachable by only the researcher and a spouse, violates confidentiality.

Test Reliability and Validity

  • Reliability, a core psychometric concept, is attributed to Spearman.
  • Parallel forms of tests have equal means and variances. Split-half reliability is measured by correlating scores from equivalent test halves.

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This quiz explores ethical responsibilities in psychology, focusing on the importance of promoting societal well-being and client behavior analysis. Additionally, it covers psychological assessment tools, including the Stanford-Binet 5 test and statistical concepts foundational to understanding data in psychology. Test your knowledge of these vital topics!

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