When "putting a test to the test" and attempting to evaluate the suitability of a particular tool of measurement for a particular purpose, a test user would be well advised to consult
A. published sources such as test manuals and test reviews.
B. the test publisher through an e-mail or phone call.
C. unpublished sources such as colleagues who have experience with it.
D. All of these.
Answer: D
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a. They now believe that practice is just as effective at any age as it is in childhood. b. They now insist that expertise requires 15,000 hours of practice, not 10,000. c. They now recognize that some people develop expertise much faster than others. d. They now believe that experts are born, not made.
Suppose that you are calculating your recent expenses, and you are adding up five 2-digit numbers in your head. As you begin to calculate the final sum, you feel that you've reached the limits of your memory. This strain can be traced to
a. the difficulty of keeping all this material in your working memory. b. the difficulty of transferring material from working memory to long-term memory. c. a conflict between top-down and bottom-up processing. d. material that is larger than the span of sensory memory.
Which of the following tests is often used to determine career interests?
A. Holland Survey B. NEOPIR C. Harter Personality Inventory D. MMPI
How many states license or certify trial consultants?
A. 0 B. 13 C. 31 D. 50