The criterion-group approach to test construction
a. matches a test-taker's responses to those of a defined group.
b. defines a criterion or cut-off score associated with high interest levels.
c. allows the test-taker to identify his or her criterion for success.
d. is seldom used for vocational tests.
a
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The most common sort of dichotomous format is
a. multiple choice. b. Q-sort. c. Likert. d. true-false.
Coping measures reduce the impact of repeated stress
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Benny and Darla are driving to a concert downtown. Benny decides to drive one route, and Darla does not object. When they get stuck in traffic, Darla mumbles, "I just knew it would have been faster if we'd gone my way." What sort of heuristic is Darla employing?
A) The hindsight bias
B) The availability heuristic
C) The representativeness heuristic
D) The confirmation bias
The basic dilemma of the social psychologist is that
a. it is hard to teach social psychology to students because most people believe strongly in personality. b. there is a trade-off between internal and external validity in most experiments. c. it is nearly impossible to use a random selection of the population in laboratory experiments. d. almost all social behavior is influenced by the culture in which people grew up.