What is true of a "standardized" test, compared to other tests?
a. Someone has established the norms for interpreting the test scores.
b. The test attempts to measure a specialized type of ability.
c. The test is used at many places throughout the country, if not the world.
d. The test has higher reliability and validity than similar tests in its field.
a
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a. resistant. b. detache d. c. inhibite d. d. insecur e. e. avoidant.
In 2008, the median age of marriage for American women was:
A) 21. B) 24. C) 28. D) 31.
On the table were two pieces of string that were identical in length. As Markus watched, one string was rearranged in a circular pattern. Markus then confidently said that the straight piece of string was longer. Markus is:
a. · displaying cognitive abilities that are typical of the concrete operational level. b. · in the zone of proximal development. c. · displaying cognitive abilities that are typical of the preoperational level. d. · in the formal operational stage of development.
In the formula X = T + E, T refers to
A. the average test score. B. test-retest reliability. C. the true score. D. the time factor.