The method of item analysis which looks at the correlation between performance on an item (correct or incorrect) and total test score is
a. the extreme group method.
b. the tetrachoric method.
c. the point-biserial method.
d. the item characteristic curve method.
c
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a. the norms of the neighborhood where they were raised. b. the explicit wishes of the grandparents. c. books on parenting. d. traditional stereotypes.
Adler's thinking and theory have been criticized as:
a. inconsistent and unsystematic with many gaps and unanswered questions. b. rigid and exclusive, requiring total allegiance or complete rejection. c. overly complicated and difficult to understand. d. so close to Freud's that no significant differences are apparent.
A Goodness-of-fit test compares the observed number of frequencies with predicted frequencies
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which six-year-old is most likely to be distressed by the fact that she has a new baby brother?
a. Annabella, whose parents pay less attention to her b. Noni, who has two older sisters c. Monique, who has one older brother d. Patsy, whose dad has become more involved in parenting