A) Rank your preferences from highest to lowest.
B) Yes/No
C) Please circle True or False.
D) 1 (strongly disagree) , 2 (disagree) , 3 (neutral) , 4 (agree) , 5 (strongly agree)
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A) having people fill out a questionnaire to describe themselves
B) having researchers observe and assess participants in a study
C) having researchers study documents that a person wrote
D) having people react to strenuous situations
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A) validity
B) internal reliability
C) test-retest reliability
D) intercoder reliability
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A) when large groups of respondents are being measured simultaneously
B) when internal reliability needs to be established
C) when the person being evaluated is likely to have extreme or disordered levels of a personality characteristic
D) when the researcher is trying to establish discriminant validity for the scale or questionnaire being used
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A) confounding
B) independent
C) dependent
D) random
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A) Mei Ling has a higher need for approval than most people do.
B) Mei Ling has a lower need for approval than most people do.
C) Mei Ling has a higher degree of extraversion than most people do.
D) Mei Ling has a lower degree of extraversion than most people do.
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A) replication
B) meta-analysis
C) a many labs approach
D) test-retest reliability
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A) the Barnum effect
B) low face validity
C) the discriminant validity effect
D) the social undesirability effect
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A) evaluation
B) interpretation
C) assessment
D) identification
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A) If a person is unaware of the psychological processes that underlie her or his motivations, behaviors, or feelings, those motivations, behaviors, and feelings can't accurately be reported.
B) There is no way to identify socially desirable or acquiescent response tendencies.
C) Very few self-report measures exist, so application of those measures to understanding personality on a large scale is limited.
D) Most people are reluctant to answer questions about themselves.
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A) positive correlation
B) negative correlation
C) null correlation
D) standard deviation
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A) There is no agreed-on standard for how high test-retest reliability correlations should be.
B) Stable personality dimensions should show greater test-retest reliability than changeable, unstable personality attributes.
C) The time interval between administrations is always constant; therefore, any degree of change is due to the nature of what is being measured.
D) The consistency of most measures of personality dimensions can't be assessed using test-retest reliability.
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A) when a personality study is seeking to understand undesirable traits
B) when a personality study is seeking to find out about illegal behavior
C) when a personality study doesn't have the funding to conduct a self-report questionnaire
D) when a personality study is looking to collect biological data
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A) median
B) mode
C) mean
D) standard deviation
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A) mean
B) mode
C) median
D) percentile score
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A) discriminant validity
B) face validity
C) predictive validity
D) convergent validity
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A) .72
B) .34
C) -.58
D) -.91
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A) 3%
B) 5%
C) 8%
D) 15%
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A) the statistical relationship between two variables
B) the acquiescence response set
C) the average score
D) internal validity
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A) variables that make it look like the two original variables are causing each other
B) variables that most researchers forget to consider
C) variables that determine when related items have a negative correlation
D) variables that determine when related items have a positive correlation
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