Why Are Self-Report Methods Often Preferred to Observer Methods

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why are self-report methods often preferred to observer methods?

• A)The mere presence of an observer can influence the occurrence of the target behaviors.
• B)Self-report measures allow the individual to feel more in control of the situation.
• C)The mere act of self-report typically induces the desired changes.
• D)Insurance companies will not pay for observer ratings.

Recognize and distinguish between discrete and continuous probability distributions.

Utilize the Poisson distribution for calculating probabilities of given events.

Calculate and interpret the mean of a sampling distribution.

Apply principles of sample size determination to control sampling error.

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