When a Parent Suspects That a Child Might Have ADHD

question 55

True/False

When a parent suspects that a child might have ADHD, it has been found that home and/or school observations are ineffective assessment tools.

Understand the evolution and adaptation of standardized tests over time.

Recognize the importance of standardization in test administration and scoring.

Identify the types of information provided by different methods of test score interpretation.

Comprehend the differences between various types of tests, including aptitude, achievement, and intelligence tests.

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Definitions:

WAIS-IV

The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Fourth Edition, a widely used test designed to measure intelligence and cognitive ability in adults.

Reliable

Pertaining to the consistency and dependability of a result or measurement.

Culture-Fair Tests

assessments designed to minimize the effects of cultural background, language, and education on test performance to measure intelligence or aptitude more fairly.

Cultural Background

Cultural background encompasses the culture, traditions, languages, and experiences that shape an individual's identity and perception of the world.