Psychometrics
Cognitive-Neuro
Personality
Clinical
Academic/
Vocational
Vocational
Strength-Based Assessment
100
Test-retest, alternate forms, internal consistency
What is reliability?
100
Author of the first intelligence test
Who is Binet?
100
Sentence Completion, Draw-A-Person, Thematic Apperception Test
What are projective techniques?
100
Well-known cognitive-behaviorist who has developed scales for measuring both anxiety and depression
Who is Beck?
100
WRAT
What is the Wide Range Achievement Test?
100
Tennessee, Piers-Harris, and Coopersmith
What are Self-Esteem Inventories?
200
The relationship between a measure and an established measure of the same construct
What is concurrent validity?
200
What is an IQ test score distribution?
200
ENFJ
What is Extraversion, Intuition, Feeling, Judging?
200
Commonly used screening measure for alcoholism
CAGE or Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test
200
Type of test measuring one's ability to learn new tasks or perform well in a future role
Aptitude test
200
Term describing one's ability to "bounce back" from adversity
What is resilience?
300
Standard score referring to the percentage of people falling below an individual's score on a test
What is a percentile rank?
300
Best strategy for validly measuring the intelligence of an individual whose language is not English
What is a nonverbal intelligence test?
300
What is the Rorschach test?
300
Initial evaluation of a client's appearance, mood, thought content, and judgement
What is the Mental Status Exam?
300
Popular self-administered career inventory that measures interests, abilities and competencies
What is the Self-Directed Search or Career Decision-Making System?
300
Father of Positive Psychology who went from "learned helplessness" to "learned optimism"
Who is Martin Seligman?
400
a z score of 1, a T score of 60, and an IQ score of 115
What is one standard deviation above the mean?
400
Diagnostic term for individuals with IQ below 70
What is intellectual disability?
400
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism
What are the Big Five factors?
400
The most widely researched and used objective personality test often used for diagnostic purposes
What is the MMPI?
400
Online self-assessment career exploration tool that helps clients identify occupations related to their interests
What is the O'Net Interest Profiler?
400
A generalized expectancy that one will experience positive things in life
What is optimism?
500
What is negatively skewed?
500
Neurodevelopmental disorder commonly diagnosed in childhood based on a comprehensive Assessment
ADHD oe ASD
500
Items on a personality test that are designed to measure "truthfulness" of responses
What are Validity Scales or Lie Scales?
500
Comprehensive assessment instrument for children that includes teacher, parent, and self ratings
What is the BASC, Conners, or CBCL?
500
Assessment strategy for learning disabilities based on ability of client to learn from different teaching methods or in different settings
What is Response to Intervention?
500
Self-report measure developed by Martin Seligman to measure an individual's core qualities or personal assets
What is the Values in Action Scale?
600
Statistical term describing a range within which one's true score on a test can be found
What is a confidence interval?
600
Term used to describe attention, memory, and organizational skills measured by neuropsychological tests
What is executive functioning?
600
Personality test developed by Raymond Cattell through a process of factor analysis
16 PF
600
Clinical Disorder with the least amount of diagnostic reliability
What are Personality Disorders?
600
Term used traditionally in assessment to describe the broad range of factors that often predict academic and behavioral problems
What are risk factors?
600
Best predictor of performance on the national spelling bee and West Point beast barracks
What is Grit?