Chapters 1 & 2 - Introduction and Levels of Measurement

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Across
  1. 6. the assignment of labels to a variable or an outcome
  2. 7. tests that assess the functioning of the brain as it relates to everyday behaviors, including emotions and thinking
  3. 10. a level of measurement that assigns a value to an outcome that is based on some underlying continuum and has equal intervals
  4. 11. anything that can take on more than one value
  5. 12. tests that assess one's level of skill or competence in a wide variety of areas
Down
  1. 1. tests that measure an individual's knowledge of a particular domain
  2. 2. a level of measurement that describes a measurement system where there are differences in quality rather than quantity
  3. 3. tests that assess an individual's interests and help classify these interests as they relate to jobs and careers
  4. 4. tests that measure an individual's potential to succeed in an activity requiring a particular skill set
  5. 5. tests that measure a unique and stable set of characteristics, traits, or attitudes
  6. 8. a level of measurement which describes how variables can be ordered along a continuum
  7. 9. a level of measurement that includes absolute zero corresponding to an absence of the trait or characteristic being measured