According to our New Catch 22 for this class, who should be a Devil's Advocate?
a. People who are good at it, and usually play that role.
b. People who don't usually speak up or challenge others.
c. People who like to stir up trouble just for fun.
d. People who want to tell others what to do.
B
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Ivan Pavlov was originally attempting to identify __________
a. neural receptors in the mouths of dogs b. amount of salivation in a dog's response to a tone c. principles of classical conditioning d. amount of salivation in a dog's response to a bell
What is item response theory?
a. A part of classical test theory that specifies that item difficulty and discrimination are related b. A theory that relates the performance of each item to a statistical estimate of the test taker’s ability on the construct being measured c. A theory that describes the cognitive steps a respondent takes before answering an item d. A theory that uses probability to estimate the test taker's honestly or motivation when answering an item
Marty discovered that even though he had an early morning class, he just couldn't seem to get to sleep before midnight. Marty's late nights may be due to
a. the adolescent internal clock shift. c. social obligations at night. b. eating later in the day. d. none of these answers.
If you were going to design your own IQ test, what types of questions would you place on it? What would you have someone do? Are any of the tasks culturally based? If so, how would different cultural groups respond to the question?
What will be an ideal response?