To Measure the Validity of a Test, an Investigator Might

question 114

Multiple Choice

To measure the validity of a test, an investigator might determine whether

• A) the people who score high on a test one time will score high again the next time they take it.
• B) the test provides scores that are equally fair to all the people who take it.
• C) the scores provide a useful prediction of some other behavior.
• D) the test scores follow the normal distribution.

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Definitions:

Color Perception

The process by which the brain interprets wavelengths of light as different colors, relying on the interactions of photoreceptor cells in the eyes.

Form Perception

The cognitive process of recognizing and identifying objects' shapes and structures in the environment.

Prosopagnosia

A neurological condition characterized by the inability to recognize faces, also known as face blindness.

Visual-form Agnosia

A neurological condition where a person can see objects but cannot recognize their shape, leading to an inability to identify the objects based on their forms.