A) Participants can easily fake responses on the items.
B) Such items raise concerns with social desirability.
C) Responses are difficult to interpret in psychological terms.
D) Such items tend to make participants very anxious.
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A) how much measurement error is present in your assessment instrument
B) whether an instrument accurately assesses the construct it is intended to measure
C) whether an instrument correlates with a similar measure of the same construct
D) whether a sample of participants reasonably represents the population of interest
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A) measures; devices
B) indicators; clues
C) theories; hypotheses
D) reliable measures; valid measures
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A) experimental
B) correlational
C) case study
D) repeated measures
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A) L
B) I
C) S
D) B
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A) common sense, so they have greater psychological relevance
B) a report by the best expert, so they are more accurate
C) direct psychological tests, so they have greater causal force and scientific value
D) direct observations of behavior, so they are more objective and quantifiable
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A) case study
B) correlational
C) experimental
D) behavioral
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A) experiential assessment
B) ambulatory assessment
C) projective assessment
D) digitally assisted experimental assessment
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A) factorial invariance
B) psychometric integrity
C) measurement equivalence
D) generalizability
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A) an arrest record by age 21
B) an annual income below the poverty line
C) being fired from a job by age 30
D) never being married by age 40
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A) refusing to aggregate items
B) measuring something important
C) using very few items to reduce the risk of mistakes
D) constructing items with complicated words and phrases
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A) B data
B) L data
C) I data
D) S data
E) T data
F) E data
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A) multitrait assessment
B) content validation
C) aggregation
D) construct validation
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A) B data
B) L data
C) I data
D) S data
E) T data
F) E data
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A) the ecological reliability of their research
B) the internal validity of their studies
C) the generalizability of their findings
D) the construct validity of their studies
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A) B
B) I
C) L
D) S
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A) Reliable
B) Valid
C) Generalizable
D) Measurement error
E) Aggregation
F) Precision
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