What is the main objection to "consensus scoring" for a test of emotional intelligence?
a. A correct but uncommon answer gets a low score
b. Almost everyone gets close to the average score.
c. Most of the items become too difficult for the average person.
d. If you take the test again and give the same answers, you might get a different score.
a
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a. quasi-experimentation; experimentation b. little distinction between participant and researcher; clear distinction between participant and researcher c. operational definitions; introspection d. clear distinction between participant and researcher; little distinction between participant and researcher
Raz is a stormtrooper working for the evil commander, Vader. Vader tells Raz that he is in charge of detecting enemy ships on a radar screen. Vader also tells Raz that if he misses one ship, he will be thrown into space. This makes Raz more likely to detect a ship if it is not there. Vader has influenced Raz's
A. response criterion. B. absolute threshold. C. internal noise. D. relative frequency.
An approach to the Constitution that uses a looser reading of the document is called
A. the strict constructionist philosophy. B. the interpretationist philosophy. C. the libertarian philosophy. D. the federalist philosophy.
Georgia is an emerging adult living in Philadelphia. She lives in a downtown apartment with her mother. According to research, Georgia's chances of securing a well-paid job are low because
a. most jobs are being created in the suburbs. b. she does not own a car. c. she is less likely to have access to many personal contacts for jobs. d. all of these answers are correct.