Jason was taking a test to measure his general level of anxiety. When he glanced over the test, the questions seemed as though they were related to his problem. In this scenario, the test most likely had ________ validity.
A. predictive
B. content
C. concurrent
D. face
Answer: D
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a. expression of anger to each other. b. tendency to blame their conflict on each other's personality. c. tendency to blame their conflict on circumstances. d. desire to resolve conflicts in their own favor.
Psychiatrists must have an M.D.; clinical psychologists must have a Ph.D. or Psy.D., and psychiatric social workers require ____
a. a master's (M.S.) degree b. an M.D c. only a bachelor's (B.S.) degree d. a Ph.D.
Ajee, who was adopted from Kenya at the age of 6, experienced chronic malnutrition from birth until the time of her adoption. Ajee is at risk of ______.
A. severe hearing and vision problems B. early pubertal maturation C. cognitive deficits D. autism
David is a truck driver that usually drives within the state, but he uses amphetamines when he is having trouble staying awake on the cross-country haul he has to make once a month. David's pattern of drug-taking behavior would be classified as
a. intensive. b. compulsive. c. situational. d. social-recreational.