To Determine ________ Reliability, a Researcher Divides a Test into Two

question 38

Multiple Choice

To determine ________ reliability, a researcher divides a test into two subtests and compares the scores made on the two halves.

• A) test-retest
• B) split-half
• C) criterion
• D) content

Understand the concept of misinformation effects and source confusion in memory distortion.

Grasp the principles of associative networks and priming and their implications for memory and cognition.

Comprehend the process of memory construction, including Bartlett's research and boundary extension.

Analyze the efficacy of maintenance rehearsal versus elaborative rehearsal in processing information into long-term memory.

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Definitions:

4 To 6 Months

A developmental period in infants where significant growth and milestones such as rolling over, beginning to babble, and exploring with hands are observed.

10 To 12 Months

A developmental period in infants characterized by significant growth and milestones such as beginning to walk, increased fine motor skills, and emerging language abilities.

Underextension

A language development error in which a child applies a word too narrowly, only to a specific object rather than to all objects that fit the category.

Overextension

Overextension occurs when a child in the language acquisition stage uses a single word to represent multiple objects or actions beyond the word's typical use.