Principles of Assessments Crossword

The assessment of a client's response to intervention
Observation, Interview and checklists are types of
Has undergone extensive development. Administered and scores in a consistent manner (2 words)
Which type of validity Indicates that a measure is testing what it is supposed to and that the items are viewed as plausible
refers to the stability of data collected by one rater on two or more trials over time
Indicates the level of agreement between two tests that are being used to measure the same construct
Such assessments may contain data collected from observations or interviews
Such assessment use criteria or items to measure an individual's trait or attribute over time
Represented by inconsistencies that cannot be predicted, for example, fatigue or mechanical inaccuracy (2 words)
Used with test-retest, intra-rater and inter-rater reliability; usually Pearson R or Spearman Rho are used
Is recognised as the 'gold standard' against which new tests are compared (2 words)
Ability to detect small but clinically significant differences
The user friendliness of an assessment (2 words)
Only has two response options to items
Is subjective, less costly, but less reliable (two words)