Psychodynamic Theorists Believe That Objective Tests Are of Little Use

question 113

Multiple Choice

Psychodynamic theorists believe that objective tests are of little use because ________.

• A) it is difficult to agree on the meaning of test results
• B) they are usually neither valid nor reliable
• C) they are difficult to score
• D) people are not usually aware of the unconscious determinants of their behavior

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