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What are the 5 stages of Test Development?
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1. Test Conceptualization 2. Test Construction
3. Test Tryout 4. Item Analysis 5. Test Revision |
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What are the 2 referenced test used in Test Conceptualisation?
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Norm Referenced and Criterion Referenced Test
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What the contrast between Norm Referenced and Criterion Reference Testing?
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Norm Reference is in regards to the trait being measured yielding an estimate of the position of the tested individual in a predefined population.
Criterion Reference translates the test scores into a statement about the behaviour and scores of the individual and their relationship to what is being tested |
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What is Normative Assessment/
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the process of comparing one testtaker to his/her peers
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What is Pilot Work?
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it is necessary in test development in order to evaluate the utility of including specific terms
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What is L.L. THurstone credited of doing for psychology?
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developing methodologically sound scaling methods which help study psychological variables i.e. attitudes and values
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what are the 2 used scale measurements used in Test Construction?
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Likert which uses summative scales and Guttman that uses catergorical scales
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What does the Edward Personal Preference Schedule do?
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it is when a person the testtaker may be compared to the strength of other needs of the same testtakers
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What are the 3 questions one must ask to test a blueprint? (writing items)
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1. what range of content should the item cover
2. which of the many different types of item format should be employed? 3. How many items should be written in total and for each content area covered? |
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What is an item pool?
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a reservoir/pool from which items will or will not be drawn from?
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What does rating scales record?
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it records judgements about oneself, objects and others.
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What is a good item?
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in contrast to good idea. a good idea can be made with reference to item analysis data. but if the answer is answered incorrectly by high scores on the test as a whole it means it probably isn't a good item.
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