Whether or Not a Measurement Gives the Same Results When

question 108

Multiple Choice

Whether or not a measurement gives the same results when it is repeated under the same conditions is an indication of the measurement's _.

• A) validity
• B) reliability
• C) certainty
• D) replicability

Recognize the influence of stereotypes, self-fulfilling prophecies, and primacy effects on perception and behavior.

Identify strategies to reduce social loafing and increase individual contribution within groups.

Recognize and apply the characteristics of an effective graphic in oral presentations.

Identify strategies to manage nervousness before and during an oral presentation.

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Definitions:

Statistical Probability

The likelihood of an event occurring, based on the analysis of numerical data.

Overconfident

A psychological condition where an individual's belief in their own abilities, decisions, or forecasts exceeds the objective accuracy of those beliefs, often leading to risk-taking behaviors.

Ultimatum Game

A game in experimental economics, where two players decide on how to divide a sum of money, with one proposing the split and the other accepting or rejecting it.

Homo Economicus

An idealized concept of a rational and self-interested individual, considered in economic theories to predict decision-making behaviors.