In a test "objectivity" refers to
a. the extent to which the test samples the underlying variables.
b. the level of agreement observed among scorers.
c. the extent to which the questions are based on theoretically defined traits.
d. the extent to which multiple choice and true-false items are used.
e. how well the sample represents the population of interest.
B
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Child maltreatment may involve all but
a. sexual abuse. b. neglect. c. failure to thrive. d. emotional maltreatment.
Which one of the following descriptions of a student best illustrates the theoretical perspective of a trait theory of motivation?
a. "Did you see that big grin on Maurice's face when the principal announced that he was the winner of the essay contest?" b. "Jane is always putting herself in dangerous situations. She's the kind of person who likes the adrenaline rush that comes with living on the edge." c. "Chloe seems bored with what's going on in class most of the time. I've tried everything I can think of to motivate her, but so far nothing's worked." d. "David is really struggling with his reading, and his spelling is atrocious. I wonder if he has an undiagnosed learning disability."
The textbook speaks of a cultural mismatch that may interfere with a student's ability to succeed in a traditional classroom. Describe the types of mismatches that might occur related to each of these traditional educational practices:
a. The daily school time schedule b. The use of Standard English c. Whole-class question–and–answer sessions d. Classroom competition
Matt and Cassie selected a home in an award-winning school district. This choice is an example of __________ a trajectory.
A. mediating B. moderating C. modifying D. establishing