"Level A" Tests

question 27

Multiple Choice

"Level A" tests:

• A)require some formal training and knowledge of psychological testing concepts to properly score and interpret.
• B)require very little formal training to administer, score, and interpret the results.
• C)require no formal training to administer, score, and interpret the results.
• D)require the most extensive preparation on the part of the test administrator.

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Definitions:

Memory

The cognitive function that allows information to be stored, retained, and recalled when needed.

Storing

The process of retaining information over time, an essential aspect of memory that allows individuals to preserve and recall experiences, facts, and knowledge.

Acquiring Information

The process of obtaining knowledge or data from various sources, through reading, observation, or research.

Spreading Activation

A theory in cognitive psychology that suggests ideas in the brain are connected in a network, and thinking about one concept triggers the recall of associated concepts.