The Validity of a Personality Inventory Refers to

question 89

Multiple Choice

The validity of a personality inventory refers to

• A) the ability of the inventory to separate those with good personalities from those with bad personalities.
• B) the level to which the inventory is able to label people as suffering from a psychiatric disease.
• C) the degree to which the scores for each trait correlate with the corresponding aspect of the person's actual behaviors.
• D) the degree to which the scores produced by one inventory agree with the scores produced on another inventory.

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