What percent of Americans with diplomas earned a GED certificate rather than graduated from high school?
A) 31 B) 24 C) 10 D) 3
Answer: C
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To develop a test with construct validity, what types of validity evidence are needed?
a. face validity and predictive validity b. discriminant validity and predictive validity c. face validity and content validity d. discriminant validity and convergent validity
When two variables have a strong positive correlation, the correlation coefficient will be close to
a. .00. b. +1.00. c. –1.00. d. +.50.
When Rudolph is under stress, he usually begins to feel mildly depressed and anxious. When Vermetta is under stress, she has difficulty remembering the phone numbers she uses every day and misplaces objects around the house. How do Rudolph's and Vermetta's responses to stress differ?
A. Rudolph's response is behavioral; Vermetta's is cognitive. B. Rudolph's response is physical; Vermetta's is behavioral. C. Rudolph's response is emotional; Vermetta's is cognitive. D. Rudolph's response is emotional; Vermetta's is behavioral.
Suppose that researchers collect data on the characteristics of altruism and dominance for a group of adolescents on a wilderness travel program. When they analyze the data, what are they likely to conclude concerning these personality characteristics?
a) The setting was conducive to only one of the traits studied. b) By adding behaviors separately for each trait, there was evidence of consistency. c) Adolescence is not a time when we expect to find consistency in behavior or personality. d) The two traits rarely occur together in the same person because one trait tends to obscure evidence of the other.