The Types of Validity to Consider When Evaluating or Developing

question 6

Multiple Choice

The types of validity to consider when evaluating or developing an assessment are:

• A) The biasing effects of observer presence or observer characteristics, and rater bias
• B) Error of measurement, systemic error, and random error
• C) Face, content, criteria, and construct
• D) Convergent and divergent measures, sensitivity, and specificity

Identify characteristics of major terrestrial biomes based on climatic and vegetative features.

Apply the theory of island biogeography to habitat fragmentation and its conservation implications.

Distinguish between the contributions of Alfred Russel Wallace to biogeography and misconceptions about his work.

Understand the sequence of biomes encountered along longitudinal gradients and how they reflect underlying environmental gradients.

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Definitions:

Direct Material

Direct Material refers to the raw materials that can be directly attributed to the production of goods, clearly identifiable and quantifiable.

Production Needs

Refers to the resources and requirements necessary to manufacture goods or provide services, including materials, labor, and machinery.

Merchandise Purchases Budget

A financial plan that estimates the cost of inventory a business needs to buy to meet its sales goals.

Master Budget

A comprehensive financial planning document that includes all of the smaller, individual budgets within a company, projecting all of its activities over a fiscal year.