Described as a group of psychiatric conditions originating in childhood that involve serious impairment in different areas
What are developmental deficits?
100
looks at a wide range of behaviors and is suitable for examining newborns and infants up to two months old.
What are infant neonatal scales?
100
a test that has specified content, procedures for administration and scoring, and normative data for interpreting scores
What is a standardized test?
200
test developers construct two equivalent forms of the final test
What is alternative form reliability?
200
These show where students rank in comparison to 100 people.
What is a percentile?
200
This man said “By studying the development of the infant one could glimpse the development of the human species."
Who is Charles Darwin?
200
Standardized tests used to describe and evaluate the behavior of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, especially those at risk for communication delays and behavior impairments.
What are adaptive behavior scales?
200
These scores can be expressed as numerical values.
What are quantifiable scores?
300
scores on half of the test are correlated with scores on the other half of the test
What is split-half reliability?
300
This is the most normal curve used for judging tests.
What is a bell curve?
300
Wrote about the development of his 3.5 year old; his publications showed concern for proper upbringing and education of young children
Who is Pestalozzi?
300
Used to evaluate individual achievement, group achievement, and program effectiveness; determine student’s progress
What is a group achievement test?
300
Reference groups that represent the children for whom the test has been designed is selected to take the test.
What are norm references?
400
Defining the degree to which the test items measures the test objectives and fulfilled the purpose of the test
What is content validity?
400
These show the 68% of the population
What is standard deviation?
400
Believed human nature was essentially good and that education must allow that goodness to unfold; more attention should be given to studying the child
Who is Rousseau?
400
These systems include the child and the child’s parents in order to be completely informative.
What are comprehensive assessment systems?
400
The degree to which the test serves the purpose for which it will be used
What is validity?
500
The extent to which a test measures a relatively abstract psychological trait such as personality, verbal ability, or mechanical aptitude
What is construct validity?
500
This kind of score puts everything on the same scale (the higher, the better)
What is Z-Scores?
500
Based on the need for multiple approaches to instruction that meet the needs of diverse students
What is UDL?
500
This determines if the child (infant) is in good health.
What is an infant development scale?
500
The extent to which a test is stable or consistent