Ashworth PS460 Exam 2 Answers
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1. At present, computers are mainly used in testing for
2. Which of these might be identified as a situational trigger when assessing a defendant's dangerousness?
3. According to the APA ethical code, information about a client derived from any source can only be released with the permission of
4. All of the following are aspects of test equivalence in respect to different ethnic groups except
5. Psychologists are frequently consulted in all types of legal proceedings except
6. Most persons who seek assistance in a psychological clinic are referred by
7. In general, which of these is considered test data as opposed to test material?
8. Which test might you choose to assess memory functioning?
9. Comparing computer-administered tests to paper-and-pencil tests reveals a(n) ______ difference in scores.
10. The actual negative feelings created when clients are confronted with a psychological test or testing situation, describes the concept of
11. Which of these statements is not true of the K-ABC-II test?
12. Regarding the competent use of assessment instruments, intensive training is especially important in the case of
13. Which test is not a measure of thought processes, especially with respect to children?
14. A 19-year-old male is found guilty of two minor thefts. Thereafter, he finds himself labeled "thief" by his family and friends. In reaction to this labeling, the male takes up theft as a way to make a living. This is an example of a(n)
15. After a clinician has clarified a referral, he or she might call a meeting of people related to the case to uncover information that may require decisions. For example, the client may require a referral for family therapy, changes in a custody agreement, or placement in a special education class, and so on. Which of these groups is normally excluded from such meetings?
16. Which statement regarding cultural competency is false?
17. Errors in test administration are frequently the result of a failure to respond to referral questions in their ______ context.
18. Psychologist Dr. Brock has a professional relationship with Zed, a 16-year-old boy. She's working to establish rapport with Zed through friendly conversation because she is aware that this strategy has been shown to increase WISC-R scores by an average of ______ IQ points.
19. In legal contexts, who may seek information from a psychologist in regard to sentencing?
20. It has been proven that removing discriminatory items from tests of different groups
2. Which of these might be identified as a situational trigger when assessing a defendant's dangerousness?
3. According to the APA ethical code, information about a client derived from any source can only be released with the permission of
4. All of the following are aspects of test equivalence in respect to different ethnic groups except
5. Psychologists are frequently consulted in all types of legal proceedings except
6. Most persons who seek assistance in a psychological clinic are referred by
7. In general, which of these is considered test data as opposed to test material?
8. Which test might you choose to assess memory functioning?
9. Comparing computer-administered tests to paper-and-pencil tests reveals a(n) ______ difference in scores.
10. The actual negative feelings created when clients are confronted with a psychological test or testing situation, describes the concept of
11. Which of these statements is not true of the K-ABC-II test?
12. Regarding the competent use of assessment instruments, intensive training is especially important in the case of
13. Which test is not a measure of thought processes, especially with respect to children?
14. A 19-year-old male is found guilty of two minor thefts. Thereafter, he finds himself labeled "thief" by his family and friends. In reaction to this labeling, the male takes up theft as a way to make a living. This is an example of a(n)
15. After a clinician has clarified a referral, he or she might call a meeting of people related to the case to uncover information that may require decisions. For example, the client may require a referral for family therapy, changes in a custody agreement, or placement in a special education class, and so on. Which of these groups is normally excluded from such meetings?
16. Which statement regarding cultural competency is false?
17. Errors in test administration are frequently the result of a failure to respond to referral questions in their ______ context.
18. Psychologist Dr. Brock has a professional relationship with Zed, a 16-year-old boy. She's working to establish rapport with Zed through friendly conversation because she is aware that this strategy has been shown to increase WISC-R scores by an average of ______ IQ points.
19. In legal contexts, who may seek information from a psychologist in regard to sentencing?
20. It has been proven that removing discriminatory items from tests of different groups
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