Facts Ch 3 - Testing Standards & Ethics

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A set of Q&A flashcards covering ethics, testing standards, guidelines, and consent as presented in the notes from Facts Ch 3.

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What is the ethical code that outlines the principles and conduct for psychologists?

The APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and the APA Code of Conduct.

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How many Standards for educational and psychological testing are noted in the notes?

Nine standards.

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What code addresses fair testing practices in education?

The Code for Fair Testing Practices in Education.

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What code governs ethical and professional standards in human resource management?

The SHRM Code of Ethical and Professional Standards in Human Resource Management.

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What does 'principles for the valid use of personnel selection procedures' refer to?

Principles ensuring the valid and fair use of personnel selection procedures.

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What are the Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures?

The Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (UGESP) governing how tests and selections should be used.

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Who is allowed to purchase and use tests according to the notes?

Only those who are appropriately trained to administer and interpret the tests.

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What should marketers of tests do regarding information disclosure?

Market truthfully and provide all relevant information about the tests.

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What should test manuals always include?

Detailed information about proper administration and scoring.

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What information should test manuals provide to help evaluate a test's properties?

Information the purchaser can use to evaluate the test's psychometric characteristics.

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What should manuals include about comparing scores to norms?

Information on how to compare test scores with the norm group.

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When is informed consent typically required in testing?

Informed consent is usually required unless testing is to evaluate a person’s capacity to make decisions, or law/government requires testing, or consent is implied.

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How many levels does Pearson classify tests into, and why?

Three levels to classify tests to ensure the user meets qualifications.