Construct validity of a measure assessed by examining whether groups of people differ on the measure in expected ways
What will be an ideal response?
concurrent validity
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In what way did hunter-gatherers begin to reflect the ideals of collectivism?
a. They fought with one another to keep the population at a manageable number. b. They shared emotional bonds and resources to foster a sense of belongingness. c. They ensured that each member had a unique identity despite working together. d. They encouraged members to enhance their survival skills to create a sense of competition.
Which of the following people is most likely to fail at self-modification?
a. Sara has not increased her exercising but is still keeping records. b. Joan's observations indicate that she is making only a little progress in studying longer. c. Pat saw that the diet didn't work but is keeping mental notes of the times when she overeats. d. Judy hasn't yet tried to quit smoking but has a detailed structured diary of the things that leadher to smoke.
In a __________ design, one group of participants is followed and assessed as the group ages
a) cohort b) longitudinal c) behavior genetics d) cross-sectional
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A. HIV and AIDS refer to the same phenomenon. B. Breast milk contains higher concentrations of the HIV virus than semen or blood. C. There are currently no medical treatments that can slow down the rate at which HIV infection weakens the body. D. A person can be HIV positive without having AIDS.