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Neuroanatomy II

Primer for tests and measures

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An examination given to a large group of students to gauge performance against a national average would be what kind of test? Norm-referenced
An examination given to a large group of students to gauge performance against a breadth of subject material would be what kind of test? Criterion-referenced
which form of test has a standard point score? Norm-referenced
Which form of test evaluates individuals performance against a group? Norm-referenced
Which form of test involves cut off scores? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test gauges performance against a standard? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test is content specific? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test has a normal distribution of scores? Norm-referenced
Which form of test does not desire variability of scores? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test maximizes differences among individuals? Norm-referenced
Which form of test requires diagnostic skills? Norm-referenced
Which form of test is not sensitive to the affects of therapy? Norm-referenced
Which form of test is not concerned with task analysis? Norm-referenced
Which form of test is summative? Norm-referenced
Which form of test is sensitive to the affects of therapy? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test depends on task analysis? Criterion-referenced
Which form of test is formative? Criterion-referenced
Does the child perform in the average range of the reference group.......which test? Norm-referenced
Mean determines the standard in which test? Norm-referenced
Variability is measured by standard deviations from the mean in which test? Norm-referenced
Which tests are used for diagnosis and placement? Norm-referenced
The standard is not a norm but a model or level of performance in which test? Criterion-referenced
Results are not related to the performance of others in which test? Criterion-referenced
Which test assists in developing a treatment plan? Criterion-referenced
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