Juju's economics professor tells the class that the next exam will cover chapters 8 through 10 of their text. The day of the exam, the professor accidentally photocopies the exam from the previous semester, which includes a number of questions from chapters 7 and 11 . In this case, the students might reasonably argue that the exam:

a. has poor construct validity
b. lacks reliability
c. has been improperly standardized
d. has poor content validity


D

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Psychology

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a. Solomon Asch b. Stanley Milgram c. Philip Zimbardo d. Muzafer Sherif

Psychology

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Psychology