________ refers to likelihood that different clinicians would classify a child in the same category, while ________indicates that classifications reflect real-life situations
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Reliability; validity
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In a longitudinal survey of 12- to 17-year-olds in the United States (Wolff and Crockett, 2011), adolescents who engaged in more analytic and deliberative decision making reported __________.
A. more alcohol use B. more drug use C. more risky sex D. less frequent risk-taking
A set of behaviors that we use to forge close relationships throughout our lives is known as ____
a. a field of eligibles c. stalking b. an intimacy repertoire d. a role repertoire
When their friend Vincent was walking down the hall after a
pleasant conversation, Neil and Michaela watched as he suddenly tripped and fell to the floor, scattering his schoolbooks all over the hallway. They ran over to him, helped him pick up his books, and commented, "I didn't know that the floor was so slippery in this part of the hall!" Neil and Michaela have made a _____ attribution to explain why Vincent fell over. A) dispositional B) assistive C) situational D) cooperative
Seven-year-old Tim is allowed to eat meals and go to bed whenever he wants, does not participate in any household chores, and makes most of his own decisions. We can anticipate that as an adolescent, Tim will most likely
A) show high levels of self-efficacy in school. B) be highly competitive in both academics and sports activities. C) be impulsive, disobedient, and rebellious. D) be independent and responsible, as he was forced to mature at an early age.