The Term 'Group Cohesiveness

question 12

Multiple Choice

The term 'group cohesiveness':

• A) identifies the structure a group uses to perform various activities.
• B) is a descriptive term for the group's activities they do outside of the group.
• C) refers to a psychological process of individuals in relation to a group.
• D) includes the underlying attributes of groups based on outgroup perception.

Understand the importance and calculation of interrater reliability in observing behaviors.

Know how to determine and interpret scores on psychological tests, including true, observed, and error scores.

Comprehend the principle and application of Cronbach’s alpha in measuring internal consistency.

Recognize the maximum level of validity achievable and its relationship with reliability coefficients.