Subject Index- THE INFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY ON TESTING

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Date of this Version

1987

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Article

Citation

From The Influence of Cognitive Psychology on Testing, edited by Royce R. Ronning, John A. Glover, Jane C. Conoley, and Joseph C. Witt (Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1987)

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Copyright © 1987 Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. Digital Edition Copyright © 2012 Buros Center for Testing.

Abstract

Subject Index- 10 pages

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Ability, see also specific type classes of, Cattell-Horn model and, 15 definition of, 268- 274 exceptional, acquired skill vs., 216-221 fluid and crystallized, correlation of, 96- 97 measurement of, 87-88, 267- 283 cognitive ability factors and, 280- 282 definition s and, 268-274 person characteristic function and, 275-279 task difficulty and, 279-280
Academic abilities, 145-183 cognitive strategies and, 150-152 control processes and, 149-150 declarative knowledge and, 146- 148 factors in, 146 in mathematics, 175-179 metacognition and, 152- 153 procedural knowledge and, 148-149 in reading, 153-162, see also Reading in science, 179- 182 in writing, 163-175, see also Writing
Achievement assessment, 41-81 automaticity and, 44- 45 expert performance and, 49-50 general dimensions for, 77-81 intelligent tutoring systems and, 69-76, see also Intelligent tutoring systems knowledge structures and, 43-44 mental models of, 50-52 metacognitive skill s and, 49 practice and, 46-48 proceduralization and, 45-46 proximal development zone and, 48 psychology of learning and, 43 self-regulatory skills and, 49 subject matter acquisition and, 52-60, see also Subject matter acquisition; specific subject testing methodology and, 60-69, see also Testing methodology
Adaptive instruction, tutor architectures and,70- 71
ADCLUS, 231
ADDTREE music perception and, 240 underlying representation and, 248- 249
Age, metacognition and, 152
Anderson's associa tive theories, 256
Appearance models, 51, 52
Aptitude layer of knowledge, intelligent tutoring systems and, 74-75
Aptitude-treatment interaction research, 145

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Zone of proximal development, 48