A Psychological Test Is Said to Have Content Validity If

question 140

Multiple Choice

A psychological test is said to have content validity if:

• A) the items in the test broadly represent the trait in question.
• B) its results are comparable to established standards of performance.
• C) it produces the same results from one time to the next.
• D) it predicts other measures of the personality trait in question.

Learn the appropriate use of critical values in constructing confidence intervals depending on the desired confidence level.

Understand the importance of the sample mean in developing confidence interval estimates for population means.

Grasp the factors affecting the width of a confidence interval and strategies to alter it.

Identify the conditions under which the standard normal distribution can be used for constructing confidence interval estimates for population proportions.

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Definitions:

Environmental Pressures

External factors or stimuli that can affect an individual's behavior, decisions, or psychological state.

Gender-role Socialization

The process through which individuals learn the behaviors, attitudes, and expectations typically associated with their assigned gender from societal norms, cultural practices, and family upbringing.

Parents

Adults who have a child or children, including biological, adoptive, step, and foster roles, responsible for supporting and raising their offspring.

Schools

Institutions dedicated to the education and learning of students under the guidance of teachers, ranging from primary to tertiary levels.