What was the source of the Belmont Principles?

What was the source of the Belmont Principles?
 
  a. American Psychological Association
  b. American Counseling Association
  c. American Association of Scientific Researchers
  d. National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects in Biomedical and Behavioral Research
  e. National Institute of Health

Q. 2

What are the Belmont Principles?
 
  a. General ethical principles upon which specific rules and decisions for scientific research are based.
  b. Basic assumptions about how research works.
  c. U.S. national laws that were passed to protect human subjects involved in experiments.
  d. Basic assumptions about human behavior about which all psychologists agree.
  e. Rules that, if followed, make psychological research valid.

Q. 3

What are the Belmont Principles?
 
  a. General ethical principles upon which specific rules and decisions for scientific research are based.
  b. Basic assumptions about how research works.
  c. U.S. national laws that were passed to protect human subjects involved in experiments.
  d. Basic assumptions about human behavior about which all psychologists agree.
  e. Rules that, if followed, make psychological research valid.

Q. 4

What was the source of the Belmont Principles?
 
  a. American Psychological Association
  b. American Counseling Association
  c. American Association of Scientific Researchers
  d. National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects in Biomedical and Behavioral Research
  e. National Institute of Health

Q. 5

Which of the following is the primary reason for not sharing raw test results?
 
  a. Raw test results are seldom returned to the test administrator from the testing company.
  b. Many test users are only interested in narrative reports anyway.
  c. Non-experts, such as the client themselves, may make weird interpretations from the scores.
  d. Test publishers generally do not grant permission for counselors and other mental health professionals to access raw scores.
  e. Professional ethical standards prohibit such sharing.

Q. 6

The primary reason for securing test items ad tasks is to
 
  a. ensure that no client secures an advantage when taking the instrument.
  b. retain the integrity of the work that went into developing the instrument.
  c. keep unqualified individuals from using the test.
  d. protect the public from negative consequences of psychological testing.
  e. ensure that psychometric tradition is maintained.

Q. 7

Which of the following was NOT listed in the text as a recommendation regarding administration of psychological tests?
 
  a. Discuss with the client why you are interested in giving the test.
  b. Let the client decide whether or not to take the test.
  c. Let the client know what he or she will find out from the results.
  d. Let the client know when the results will be available.
  e. When the results come back, point out notable scores and give the client interpretations and examples of the significance of those scores.

Q. 8

When selecting a psychological test, it is important for the manual to _____________________________ ___.
 
  a. provide information about the reliability and validity of the test and about how to interpret the scores
  b. be published by an established psychometric association
  c. clarify the specialized training required for use of the test
  d. explain in a clear manner the ways that the results may be generalized
  e. provide a standardized interpretive report for dissemination to clients