A reliable measure is one that:
A) tends to produce the same result whenever it is used to measure the same thing.
B) tends to differentiate between accurate and inaccurate data.
C) compensates for a weak operational definition of a property under study.
D) is necessarily an accurate measure of an underlying property.
D) is necessarily an accurate measure of an underlying property.
You might also like to view...
In Pavlov's "salivating dogs" studies, the UCR was
A) salivation. B) food. C) tone. D) biting.
In patients with brain damage, recognition of different grammatical structures is
A. better in patients with left hemisphere damage than patients with right hemisphere damage. B. better in patients with right hemisphere damage than patients with left hemisphere damage. C. not impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage. D. equally impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage.
At the first birthday, you should expect that an infant's birthweight has ___________
a. increased by 50% c. doubled b. tripled d. increased by 150%
Two-month-old Adrian is easily distressed by unfamiliar situations and experiences. According to Jerome Kagan's research, Adrian is likely to be
A) unable to establish a clear self-other distinction. B) insecurely attached to his own children as an adult. C) difficult to classify with Thomas and Chess' temperament model. D) anxious, fearful, and inhibited as a preschooler.