Exam 3: The Measurement of Behavior

A) ordinal
B) nominal
C) ratio
D) interval

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A) Construct validity
B) Concurrent validity
C) Face validity
D) Predictive validity

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A) the measure is valid.
B) measurement error is high.
C) reliability is higher than validity.
D) measurement error is zero.

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A) converging operations.
B) scaling.
C) strong inference.
D) convergent validity.

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Interitem reliability, also known as int...

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Without specific context, it's difficult...

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A) reliability and validity.
B) convergent and discriminant validity.
C) transient and stable variables.
D) measurement error and true score.

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Reliability from the standpoint of varia...

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A) observational
B) self-report
C) cognitive
D) physiological

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A) Behavioral
B) Psychometric
C) Archival
D) Physiological

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A) It is a reliable measure.
B) It is an unreliable measure.
C) It is a valid measure.
D) It is unreliable but valid.

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