A problem encountered in computer adaptive testing is that
a. expense usually increases.
b. they generally require more time to administer.
c. test takers cannot go back and change their answers.
d. it takes a long time to find out your score.
c
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What is the assertion of the psychodynamic paradigm?
a. Feelings, thoughts, and behaviors are shaped by the unconscious. b. Behavior is a function of environment. c. Behavior is a function of biology. d. Normal behavior is caused by unconscious mental conflicts that have roots in early childhood experience.
How could we describe the resistance stage of the general adaptation syndrome?
a. a period of physiological activation b. a period of physiological replenishment c. an individual's active decision to combat stress d. a period when an individual is least susceptible to stress
Werner and Smith's longitudinal study of Hawaiian children indicated that the two most important protective factors that help at-risk children overcome their disadvantage are
a. a supportive postnatal environment and continued stress. b. continued stress and a two-parent household. c. a two-parent household and high levels of personal resources. d. high levels of personal resources and a supportive postnatal environment.
Comparisons of optical functioning in the various personalities of dissociative identity disorder patients show changes that would be a. easy to fake
b. absolutely impossible to fake. c. consistent with an individual who was trying to fake. d. difficult to fake.