A test that is consistent in measuring what it is supposed to measure is considered to have
A. constructability.
B. validity.
C. generalizability.
D. reliability.
Answer: D
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b. the history of testing. c. test administration. d. statistics
In a suppression ratio, a value of _____ indicates _____ of the behavior
A) ?.5; total suppression B) ?1; no suppression C) ?0; total suppression D) ?.5; partial suppression
__________ suppress event-related potentials to repeated stimuli.
A. Neither healthy people nor people with schizophrenia B. Healthy people, but not people with schizophrenia, C. People with schizophrenia, but not healthy people, D. Both people with schizophrenia and healthy people
Which is NOT a legitimate argument against spanking?
-Corporal punishment models violence. -Spanking may turn into child abuse when it gets out of control. -Spanking is used most often with children who are difficult to control—the very boys and girls for whom this practice is most poisonous.