The ____ perspective on intellectual development has led to the development of intelligence tests
a. psychoanalytic
b. sociocultural
c. psychometric
d. Piagetian
C
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The most critical way in which a person can contribute to his or her development is through
a. increasing physical ability b. achieving upward mobility c. focusing on career success d. creating significant social relationships
Tim is just learning to read. Which reinforcement schedule would be the most effective for him?
a. continuous b. intermittent c. fixed d. interval
If test scores correlate with measures of constructs that an underlying theory says are related, then we say the test has
a. convergent evidence of validity. b. discriminant evidence of validity. c. evidence of validity based on content. d. concurrent evidence of validity.
What do we call that portion of the sampling distribution in which values are considered too unlikely to have occurred by chance?
a. Region of criterion value c. Region of rejection b. Region of critical value d. Critical value