Which of the following is true of most occupational interest inventories?

a. Gender bias in current occupational tests has been eliminated.
b. Gender bias is more of a concern than ethnic bias.
c. They have a gender bias, guiding women away from more prestigious "male" occupations.
d. You should dismiss the remainder of test results when you find some specific scores that you know are wrong.


C

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a. are manipulated by the experimenter; are not manipulated b. measure what they are supposed to; are consistent c. are consistent; measure what they are supposed to d. are not manipulated by the experimenter; are manipulated

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a. ?informed consent b. ?debriefing c. ?confidentiality d. ?complete disclosure of any deception

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a. biopsychologist b. developmental psychologist c. evolutionary psychologist d. social archeologist

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In a study on facilitated communication, headphones were used to ask the communication-impaired person one question and the facilitator a different question (unbeknownst to the two parties)

Then the answers provided by the communication-impaired person with the help of the facilitator were examined. Findings indicated that the technique was a. successful; the facilitators conveyed the answers of their partners and ignored the questions they themselves were asked. b. a fraud; the facilitators were deliberately faking their answers. c. ineffective; the facilitators answered the question they were asked but believed they were answering the question asked of the others. d. ineffective; there were technical problems with the keyboard.

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