Evaluation Types (Formative, Summative, Achievement, Prediction, Diagnosis,
Placement), Levels of Measurement (Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, Ratio), Central
Tendency & Variability (Mean, Mode, SD, Variance), Percentiles, Skewness, Z-
scores, Standard Error of Estimate (SEE), Correlation, Coefficient of
Determination, Regression Types (Simple, Multiple, Non-linear), Alpha Levels,
Type I & II Errors, Hypothesis Testing (Null & Alternative), ANOVA, Statistical
Interpretation, VO2max Prediction, BMI Analysis, Reaction Time, Shoulder ROM
Assessment, Lachman’s Test, HDL Cholesterol Prediction, Athletic Performance
Testing, Skinfold Equations, Formative & Summative Evaluation, Percentile
Interpretation, Criterion vs. Norm Referenced Evaluation, Reliability & Validity in
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what is a criterion referenced standard?
compares a persons performance relative to a criterion that you would like to achieve
what is a measurement?
act of assessing usually resulting in assigning a number to quantify the characteristic being
assessed
, what is a test?
a written, oral, physiological =, psychological or mechanical instrument or tool used to make a
particular measurement
An athletic trainer measured 60 degrees of shoulder abduction ROM of a swimmer with a
goniometer. Normal shoulder abduction ROM of healthy swimmers is 120 degrees. The AT
suspects an injury so she performs more tests. Which of the following best describes the
evaluation, measurement, test in this scenario?
eval: diminished shoulder abd.
measurement: 60 degrees of shoulder abduction ROM
test: goniometer
What is a norm-referenced standard?
how performance compares to that of other
ex: percentile
criterion-referenced standard
what is this an example of?