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Joe creates a measure of life satisfaction that yields consistent scores and seems to be measuring life satisfaction.His measure is (neither/both)_______________ reliable or/and valid.

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Wanda is assessing a new treatment for performance anxiety and includes a single assessment for performance anxiety.Her study is at risk for ____.

A) mono-method bias
B) mono-operation bias
C) treatment interactions
D) restricted generalizability

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Hannah has developed a scale for assessing social interaction among children with moderate to severe developmental disabilities.She decides to look at the interrelationships among the items in the test. Hannah is assessing ____ reliability.

Donna's study of time management includes having participants record the amount of time spent studying each day.This is best described as a(n) ____ scale.

When you know that a measure is nominal,you know that the numerical values are simply placeholders for the text names.

The consistency of the results of two tests constructed in the same way from the same content domain is referred to as ____ reliability.

If a test looks as though it measures what it claims to measure is an assessment of ____ validity.

The type of reliability that is used to assess the consistency of an observation from one time to another is _______________.

Random error can drastically affect the average performance for a group.

In True Score Theory,the observed score = true ability + random error.