Ch4 and Ch5 DP

What is a correct definition of Construct Validity?
A
If the content of a measure corresponds to the content of the attribute of interest
B
Is a measure seems to have the right amount of appropriateness to the attribute of interest
C
If a measure predicts another measure correctly
D
If a measure corresponds to the concept underlying the attribute of interest
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What is a correct definition of Construct Validity?
A
If the content of a measure corresponds to the content of the attribute of interest
B
Is a measure seems to have the right amount of appropriateness to the attribute of interest
C
If a measure predicts another measure correctly
D
If a measure corresponds to the concept underlying the attribute of interest

Slide 1 - Quiz

One of this research method's strengths, is to richly descripe phenomena, and it's weaknesses concern validity and reliability, because of it's focussing on an individual
A
Correlational studies
B
Case studies
C
Randomized experiments
D
Single-case experiminental designs

Slide 2 - Quiz

Are the following sentences on research methods correct or incorrect?
"In a single case experimental design a single participants is observed, while one factor is manipulated"
"The external validity is strong in a singe case experimental design, because of its generalizability."
A
Both sentences are correct
B
Both sentences are incorrect
C
Only sentence 1 is correct
D
Only sentence 2 is correct

Slide 3 - Quiz

Which concept is explained by the following definition?
‘The quantitative study of the distribution and causes of disorder in human populations.’

A
Epidemiology
B
Etiology
C
Epigenetics
D
Validity

Slide 4 - Quiz

Which sentence is correct?
Quantitative procedures provide hypothesis testing.
Qualitative procedures provide more flexible, broadscope investigation.

A
Both sentences are correct
B
Both sentences are incorrect
C
Only sentence 1 is correct
D
Only sentence 2 is correct

Slide 5 - Quiz

Which of the following are ethical standards for research in Children?
A
Informed consent, random selection and mutual responsibilities
B
Informed consent, confidentiality and nonharmful procedures
C
Informed consent, confidentiality and random selection
D
Random selection, confidentiality and nonharmful procedures

Slide 6 - Quiz

Which sentence is false?
A
The DSM is often referred to as a clinically derived classification system.
B
The most recent revision is the DSM-5
C
The DSM is the second most used classification system in the United states
D
The DSM provides criteria for the diagnosis of and information related to specific disorders.

Slide 7 - Quiz

What is not an example of internalizing syndromes?

A
Steals at home
B
Rather be alone
C
Cries a lot
D
Overtired

Slide 8 - Quiz

Stigmatization is often thought of as involving three dimensions. Which dimension is not correct?
A
Negative stereotypes
B
Devaluation
C
Racism
D
Discrimination

Slide 9 - Quiz

Structured diagnostic interviews have arisen in part to create interviews that are likely to be more reliable. Is this true or false?
A
True
B
False

Slide 10 - Quiz

What is the most direct method of assessment and require the least inference?
A
Surveys about behavior
B
Behavioral observations
C
Indirect assessment

Slide 11 - Quiz

A popular measure to find out about the intellectual functioning of a child, is the Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development. From which age phase can this measure be used?
A
From 5 to 10 months
B
From 1 to 42 months
C
From 10 to 20 months

Slide 12 - Quiz