DVA CRC 3, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A How well a test measures

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DVA CRC 3, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A How well a test measures what it claims to measure is? - ✔✔-Validity What measurement concept relates to consistency, dependability and... repeatability of a test? - ✔✔- Reliability What scale has equal units of measurement with no absolute zero? - ✔✔-Interval Example: Fahrenheit Scale List the 4 levels of measurement? - ✔✔-Nominal, Ordinal, Interval and Ratio Most psychological test are based on what 2 scales? - ✔✔-Ordinal and Interval Threats to external validity? - ✔✔-reactive or interaction effect of test, interaction effects of selection bias and experimental variables, reactive effect of experimental arrangements, multiple-treatment interference. What type of curve would you expect to see if a classroom test was given and the majority of students tended to get nearly all the items right? - ✔✔-Negatively Skewed The most widely used statistic in testing variability is? - ✔✔-Standard Deviation The extent to which a test measure what it purports to measure is? - ✔✔-Validity What is internal validity? - ✔✔-the basic minimum without any experiment is uninterpretable. A multiple choice quiz is what type of test? (criterion or norm) - ✔✔-Criterion-referenced test What is external validity? - ✔✔-refers to whether the results can be generalized. Threats to internal validity? - ✔✔-History, maturation, testing, instrumentation, statistical regression, selection bias, experimental bias, mortality, selection-maturation interaction No correlation/No difference between variables? - ✔✔-Null Hypothesis What is content validity? - ✔✔-How well a test item measures a skill (math ability). This error occurs when there is no difference detected, but a difference actually exists. - ✔✔-Type II The higher the reliability of a test? - ✔✔-The lower its standard error of measurement will be The lower the reliability of a test? - ✔✔-The higher it standard error of measurement will be Association between variables? - ✔✔-Correlation Factors influencing reliability of instrument? - ✔✔-Level of Difficulty Ambiguity of test items Length of test What is concurrent validity? - ✔✔-Both the predictor and criterion scores are obtained at the same time (MMPI acessing pathology). Value of an assessment is determined by? - ✔✔-Reliability Validity Standardization List 1, 2, 3 std of the mean on a normal distribution (bell curve) - ✔✔-1- 68% 2- 95% 3- 99.7% What is face validity? - ✔✔-The extent to which an instrument measures what its intended to/ The term reliability refers to ______ of test scored? - ✔✔-consistency Provides very little valuable testing information. (mean, median or mode) - ✔✔-Mode Example of a ordinal scale? - ✔✔-(order and rank) - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Example of a nominal scale? - ✔✔-(numbers as labels only, no meaning) - females- 1 / males- 2 Example of ratio scale? - ✔✔-Height and weight / has a zero point What is construct validity? - ✔✔-Degree to which the measure or test reflects what its intended to. C4 injury? - ✔✔-quadriplegic, aka tetrapelgia T12 injury? - ✔✔-paraplegic C5 and above causes? - ✔✔-respiratory issues Cerebral cortex injury affects what activities? - ✔✔-Motor activities, expressive language, and emotional responses What is a second injury fund? - ✔✔-Encourage employers to hire workers who have been injured on the job previously. One stop career centers offer what services? - ✔✔-Assessment, career exploration, and job search assistance. Name some aptitude tests? - ✔✔-1) GATB- (m-100, std- 20) /(USES) 9 appitudes 2) Nonreading Aptitude Test Battery- (NATB) (USES) 3) Apticom- Pegboard 4) ASVAB- 16-23 /(US DEPT OF DEF) 5) Differential Aptitude Tests (DAT) /Grade 8-12 (8 aptitudes are measured) 6) McCarron-Dial- (MDS) 5 traits Name some intelligence tests? - ✔✔-(Three types of IQ scores: verbal IQ, performance IQ, and full scale IQ) 1) Wechsler scales: 3 (mean 100, std 15) WAIS, WISC, WPPSI 2) Bender Gestalt Visual Motor Test- Brain damage, geometric figures, visual motor function. 3) Standard Binet (verbally loaded; m-100, std 16) 4) Halsted-Reitan (brain damage, cogn funct) 5) Luria-Nebraska- TBI 6) Haptic- Visual 7) Leiter- Hearing, MR, aphasia 8) Hisky Nebraska- Deaf 9)Slosson- Oral assessment, verbal intel. 10) Shipley- Old People 11) Ravens Progressive Matrices- puzzels Name some personality tests? - ✔✔-1) MMPI- most frequently used 2) 16 pf questionnaire- most studied 3) Computer generated 4) Myer Briggs (MBTI) (JUNG) /ei, sn, tf, jp 5) Rorschach- 10 Ink blocks (what the images look like) 6) Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) - 31 pic 7) Draw-a-person test Name some interest tests? - ✔✔-1) Strong (SSCI) 8th-adult - Holland 2) Self Directed Search- (SDS) - Holland 3) CAI- Holland 4) Kuder (KOIS)- High school students, dropouts, college freshman 5) Minnesota Importance Questionnaire- (MIQ) assess voc needs/values of client 6) Salience Inventory (SI)- work values 7) Reading free Vocational Interest Inventory- limited reading ability, MR, LD 8) Geist Picture Interest- for those who lack reading levels for Kuder/strong-campbell 9) My vocational situation (MVS)- career development/maturity instrument Measurements of work readiness? - ✔✔-1) WARF- Work adjustment rating form - 8 subscales with 5 items each 2) VBC- vocational behavior check list- 339 skills 3) Work Samples- Valpar/Tower Assessment of Physical Function? - ✔✔-1) Barthel Inventory of self care skills-mobility 2) PULSES scales of severity of disability, 6-24 3) Vineland Social Maturity Scale Name some achievement tests? - ✔✔-1) (WRAT) Wide Range Achievement Test- approx education level (reading- word recognition, spelling and arithmetic) 2) (PIAT) Peabody Individual Achievement Test- quick (reading comp, spelling, and arth) 3) (WJ) Woodcock Johnson- LD (cognitive ability, academic achievement) 4) GED 5) (BOLT) Basic Occupational Literacy Test- (voc, reading, reading comp, arth computation, and arth reasoning. Ellis is know for which counseling theory? Name some techniques? - ✔✔-REBT - active listening, nondirective response, clarification. Addresses self-defeating thoughts and behaviors. Symptoms manic episodes, elevated moods, hyperactive, sleeps very little? - ✔✔-Bipolar Global assessment of function is what part of the DSM manual? - ✔✔-V MR is what part of the DSM? (down syndrome) - ✔✔-II General Medical Conditions of DSM? - ✔✔-III Personality disorders of DMS? - ✔✔-II Clinical disorders of DSM? (mood disorders, schizophrenia, substance abuse) - ✔✔-I Most used for defining diseases of psychiatric illness? - ✔✔-DSM-IV SSI beneficiaries set money aside for a goal? - ✔✔-PASS Techniques include active listening, non-directive responses and clarification? What theorist? - ✔✔- Rogers What personality disorder? Need for admiration and lack of empathy. - ✔✔-Narcissistic Full scale IQ, mean 100, std 15 - ✔✔-WAIS III Raven's progressive Matrices is what type of test? - ✔✔-Intelligence What is COBRA? - ✔✔-Mandates the extension of group health medical plans for former employees. Vocational goal for Major depression? - ✔✔-simplify tasks and expectations Most prominent civil rights law for US citizens with disabilities? - ✔✔-ADA List lifting capacity for the 5 areas (Sedentary, light, medium, heavy, very heavy) - ✔✔-1) upto 10 lbs 2) upto 20 lbs 3) upto 50 lbs 4) upto 100 lbs 5) Over 100 lbs Rehabilitation Act 1973 - ✔✔-1st outlined a process of rehab Schizoaffective disorder is? - ✔✔-Mood and schizophrenia disorder What is the purpose of workers compensations? - ✔✔-provide prompt, reasonable income, medical benefits to insured workers, regardless of fault. What are transferable skills? - ✔✔-1) Physical demands of work 2) review of medical info 3) work history Recommend client to research careers of the? - ✔✔-OOH What is Myasthenia Gravis? - ✔✔-Muscles do not receive message transmitted by nerves resulting in paralysis. When you think of client's with visual impairments, what are their functional limitations? - ✔✔- Orientation and mobility GATB/RHAJ letters for aptitude? - ✔✔-G-Intelligence Q- Clerical K- Motor Coordination others pg. 37 What is IDEA? - ✔✔-School to work transition Job functions are determined by? - ✔✔-employer What 3 interest inventories are influenced by Holland? - ✔✔-SDS (self directed search), VPI (vocational preference inventory), SII (Strong Interest Inventory) D of medicare covers what? - ✔✔-prescription drugs What is the cognitive dissonance theory? - ✔✔-assumptions that when a person has a contradictory thoughts or ideas within an established behavior pattern, discord occurs. What disease is characterized by various findings with periods of remission and persistently recurring exacerbations? - ✔✔-Multiple Sclerosis What are manifested interests? - ✔✔-Interested developed from experience C7 lesions more disabled than L5? - ✔✔-yes What is major factor of adjustment? - ✔✔-support system What is managed care? - ✔✔-a concept that can be applied to different systems. Is medicare a comprehensive coverage? - ✔✔-no To be an eclectic counselors means? - ✔✔-used various techniques Insufficient oxygen at birth is what condition? - ✔✔-Cerebral palsy Dual relationships are? - ✔✔-unethical When you think of Myers Briggs you think of who? - ✔✔-Jung Case managers in managed care need? - ✔✔-to be cross trained in medical and vocational rehab concepts. Paraphrasing is? - ✔✔-saying something is a slightly different way A health care plan where a client can go to any doctor? - ✔✔-Indemnity plan Trend of managed care is? - ✔✔-integrating workers compensation and group health care. What benefit is reduced by $1 for every $2 earned after a $65 disregard? - ✔✔-SSI Workers compensations laws originated in? - ✔✔-Europe Antisocial disorder is in what cluster? - ✔✔-Dramatic Person Centered Therapy? - ✔✔-Rogers What is placeability? - ✔✔-Probability that a client obtaining or being hired of a job Example of Shaping? - ✔✔-praising someone for not doing something Congruence means? - ✔✔-genuineness ADA title I - ✔✔-Employment ADA title II - ✔✔-... ADA title III - ✔✔-tourist Case manger should? - ✔✔-provide adequate medical care, a viable treatment plan, and be able to get a hold of us. Up-to-date, self administered test, computerized to determine aptitudes and interests? - ✔✔-O*NET Ability Profiler What is work adjustment? - ✔✔-employee development services Narcotics? - ✔✔-Fentanyl, Oxycontin, Hydrocodone Irrational thoughts, which theory would be used? - ✔✔-REBT Hollands Theory - ✔✔-Difference personality types are best suited to certain careers. AURA? - ✔✔-Epilepsy What personality test is most likely used? - ✔✔-MMPI What is catharsis? - ✔✔-pent up feelings Examples of IWRE? - ✔✔-vehicle repairs, work related equipment, accessible van transportation to work. SSI is provided to? - ✔✔-people who have not worked in the past What theorist works on neutralizing triangles? - ✔✔-Bowen- family system therapy What should be considered when working with a client with MS? - ✔✔-symptoms abate and recur with increasing frequency and severity for many years. Rehabilitation goals in private sector emphasize? - ✔✔-transferable skills First major historical change that affects rehabilitation and disability? - ✔✔-The industrial revolution What progressive neurological disease has the following symptoms: muscle rigidity, motor slowness, gait or balance problems, and tremor? - ✔✔-Parkinson's Erratic behavior and outbursts is what disorder? - ✔✔-Tourette's Syndrome What rehabilitation act is associated with education in the US? - ✔✔-Smith Hughes Act Struggling with a sense of failure, what theorist? - ✔✔-Adlerian Typing test is what reference test? - ✔✔-criterio [Show More]

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