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the inability of a test to measure or discriminate below a certain point, usually because its items are too difficult. Compare ceiling effect.

the process of defining the context or issues that surround a problem or event in a way that serves to influence how the context...

was first developed by Australian educator Rosemary Crosslet (1945 -) in the 1970s as method of enabling the communication of those with potentially dehabilitating...

is the process of identifying an individual using their facial features and expressions which individual's typically remember greater and for longer periods of time...

is one of the many applications of electromyography, where the various levels of endogenous electrical activity of any muscle groups which make up the...

is otherwise known as the gyrus fasciolaris and is part of the hippocampal formation which appears as a delicate band of tissue which communicates...

the mathematical transformation of the product-moment correlation coefficient to a new statistic whose sampling distribution is the normal distribution. It is used for testing...

the plot of the frequency of occurrence of scores of various sizes that have been arranged from lowest to highest score.

is one of the many effects attributed to fatigue, where the individual gradually becomes less and less efficient, even when completing minor tasks that...

is a relatively normal and actually well documented persistent and irrational axiety of failing to complete a certain task or meet a specific standard....