Validity
Reliability
Not Mind Readers
100

These terms are used to conclude a test taker's unseen knowledge and skills? 

What is inference and interpretation?

100

A synonym to assessment reliability.

What is consistency? 

100

This does not reside in a test itself.

What is validity? 

200
The degree to which evidence and theory support the interpretations of test scores for proposed uses of tests. 

What is validity?

200

Evidence regarding a test's consistency is collected to determine this of a test.

What is test reliability? 

200

This focus is not on the consistency of a student's test score, but does focus on the consistency of the decision that's based on a student's test score.

What is decision-consistency estimates? 

300

This step focuses on identifying and assembling evidence bearing on the accuracy of test-taker's inferred status regarding what's being measured.

What is the first step?

300

This represents the stability with which a test is measuring what it is measuring.

What is test-retest reliability coefficients? 
300

This does reside in the test itself.

What is reliability? 

400

Without this, we should not be certain about whether to use a test's results to achieve the test's intended purpose.

What is a validity argument? 

400

When different forms of a test have results that are consistent.

What is alternate-form reliability evidence?

400

The consistency in with which an educational test measures what it's measuring. 

What is assessment reliabilty?

500

This is the most significant process in all educational testing. 

What is assessment validation? 

500
This focuses on the consistency among the test's items in what they were measuring.

What is internal consistency reliability? 

500

An indicator that can be used to focus on the consistency of student's performance. 

What is the standard error of measurement?