Grades in a Classroom Are Often Given According to the Percentage

question 148

Multiple Choice

Grades in a classroom are often given according to the percentage score obtained by the student. Suppose that a teacher grades according to the following scheme, where all scores are rounded to the nearest percent: A $\quad 90 \% - 100 \%$
B $80 \% - 89 \%$
C $65 \% - 79 \%$
D $50 \% - 64 \%$
$\mathrm { F } \quad 0 \% - 49 \%$ To determine a percent grade, form a ratio of score received to possible score and then write this ratio as a percent. Calculate the percent (nearest percent) and determine the letter grade for each score. The student gets $$5 \frac { 1 } { 2 }$$ answers right out of a possible 10. What is the letter grade?

• A) F
• B) B
• C) C
• D) A
• E) D

Understand the characteristics and uses of projective tests in personality assessment.

Recognize the role of behaviorist approaches in assessing personality, including methods and challenges.

Distinguish between various personality inventories and their applications.

Explain the theoretical underpinnings of personality concepts such as the id, ego, superego, and stages of development.

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