True or False. A test administered to a group of 5-year-old children classifies 10 percent as “at risk” for learning difficulties. By measuring the extent to which the test correctly predicted classification at the end of the third grade, you determine the predictive power of the test.

Maurice is a school psychologist who used to be optimistic and very proactive at work. Recently, he has become very cynical toward his clients and “blames the victims” for their own difficulties. Maurice is likely experiencing which form of the developmental model of burnout?

The American Psychological Association’s guidelines for working with ethnically, linguistically, and culturally diverse populations note that psychologists:

Jane is a 9 year, 5 month old fourth grade student who was referred to the Child Study Team by her father due to concerns for her inability to maintain her attention and focus. Which of the following checklists or data collection would be least helpful in obtaining additional information on Jane’s attentional skills?

Ryder is trying to follow the American Psychological Association’s ethical guidelines for working with ethnically, linguistically, and culturally diverse populations. His new assignment is with a client who requests that Ryder speak in French. Ryder does not speak French. What is Ryder to do?

Guilford’s Structure of the Intellect model includes three components: operations, products, and:

A 95 percent confidence interval based on a child’s obtained score:

The learning of funeral norms by observation of the community would be considered what type of learning?

A certain prohibition of actions is the definition of 

The acquiring of culture by overt instruction by other members of the group is called