What are the pros and cons of projective and objective tests? ______
Fill in the blanks with correct word
Projective tests have great strengths they focus on unique aspects of personality and
allow for exploration of many issues. They are often hard to interpret and can be
subjective and unreliable. Objective tests are very reliable and do not require subjective
interpretation. But they are limited in what they cover, require the cooperation of the testtaker and may require above average reading levels.
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a. afferent fibers. b. autonomic fibers. c. efferent fibers. d. motor fibers.
Ken wants his managers to be better evaluators of his employees. Toward this end, he can do all of the following except
a. rely on one evaluator who is shown to be objective for all employees. b. train his managers to sharpen their memory skills. c. teach managers to focus attention on job-relevant behaviors. d. minimize the time between employee performance and performance evaluation.
Studies of enriched environments, or of extreme deprivation, tend to ____ the experiential (practice) hypothesis on motor development
a. be irrelevant to b. be relevant but neutral to c. contradict d. support