The California Achievement Test is an example of a (an):
a. Individual Achievement Test
b. Subject Area Test
c. Diagnostic Achievement Test
d. Achievement Test Batteries
d
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What advantage does the researcher have in using a “one-tail” hypothesis test?
a. Less statistical power is needed b. The value needed to reject the null hypothesis is lower c. The outcome is far less complex to interpret d. It provides assurance of rejecting the null hypothesis
Oppression exists at the __________ level(s)
a. individual b. institutional c. cultural d. All of the above.
Which of the following is one of Frank Parson’s guidelines for occupational decision-making?
a. Acquire knowledge about the world of work, including the requirements and conditions of success, compensation, and opportunities in a given field. b. Use “true reasoning” to relate self-knowledge to knowledge about the world of work, resulting in occupational choice. c. Develop a clear understanding of your aptitudes, interests, resources, limitations, and other qualities. d. All of the above.
Which of the following is one of ACA's Gerontological Competencies?
a. Demonstrates knowledge of special considerations and techniques for group work with older persons.
b. Demonstrate knowledge of sources of literature reporting research about older persons and ethical issues in research with older subjects.
c. Exhibits sensitivity to sensory and physical limitations of older persons through appropriate environmental modifications.
d. All of the above.