The Tendency to Report the Same Behavior Differently When Observations

question 39

Multiple Choice

The tendency to report the same behavior differently when observations are repeated in the same context is referred to as

• A) reactivity.
• B) expectancy.
• C) drift.
• D) contrast effect.

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Definitions:

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