The term ecological validity refers to
a. the ability to use the measure for individuals of all ages.
b. data that describe how an individual interfaces with the outdoor world.
c. the functional meaning a test score has for a person's day-to-day life.
d. validation of a measure with groups of individuals from various cultural backgrounds.
e. two of the above
Question 2
The third party payor system (i.e., managed care organizations) in the United States has
a. had no impact on neuropsychology within the hospital setting.
b. stimulated a greater use for evidence-based research.
c. provided a greater opportunity for testing for those with and without insurance.
d. provided clear guidelines for testing, decreasing the likelihood of ethical dilemmas in respect to determining who needs testing.
e. two of the above
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