1. (1pt) A test that assesses what you have learned in school is an example of what type of test? 2. (1pt) What type of relationship would you use a Pearson correlation coefficient to investigate? 3. (1pt) Without a "gold standard" criterion, you need converging evidence to establish what type of validity? 4. (1pt) Parallel forms reliability requires a test-item pool at least the size of a single test? 5. (1pt) What "view" do you use in SPSS to define your variables? 6. (1pt) The number of minutes that it takes you to commute to school is an example of what type of variable? 7. (1pt) If you are missing one aspect of a true experiment, what type of validity will likely be impacted? 8. (1pt) Using your score on Mario Kart to measure your intelligence would be a poor definition of this variable. 9. (1pt) What was the only thing clinical psychologists were originally allowed to do without supervision from a medical doctor? 10. (1pt) Internal-consistency reliability is assessed using what statistic? 11. (1pt) Studies of expertise show that being an expert chess player means you are also likely an expert at other academic topics: True or False