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Topic: Psychological Testing
| Word |
What I Think it Means |
Context Clue (how it's used in the text) |
Definition |
standardized |
similar to other tests |
“Standardized tests must be administered and scored the same way every time.” |
establishes a certain criteria as a basis of comparison |
norms |
what is considered normal |
“When psychologists design
a test to be used in a variety of settings, the usually set up a scale for comparison by establishing norms.” |
standards of comparison for test results developed by giving the test to large, well-defined groups of people |
aptitude |
ability |
“Your percentile on an
aptitude test such as the SAT reflects your standing among people your age and grade who have also taken the exam.” |
ability |
triarchic theory |
theory of triangles |
“Robert Sternberg proposed a three-part triarchic theory of intelligence.” |
proposes that intelligence can be divided into three ways of processing information |