The Central Assumption of Reliability Theory Is That

question 15

Multiple Choice

The central assumption of reliability theory is that

• A) measurement errors are essentially random
• B) measurement errors are not random
• C) measurement errors are due to deficiencies in the test
• D) measurement errors cannot be minimized

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Definitions:

Avoidant Attachment

A form of attachment characterized by difficulty in establishing close relationships as a result of fearing rejection and emotional closeness.

Ambivalent/Resistant Attachment

A form of insecure attachment where children typically exhibit clinginess and difficulty being soothed but resist or reject the caregiver when they attempt to offer comfort or affection.

Secure Attachment

A bond between a child and caregiver characterized by trust and confidence, resulting from the caregiver's consistent response to the child's needs.

Anxious-Preoccupied Attachment

An attachment pattern characterized by dependency or "clinginess," not feeling worthy of love coupled with a fear of abandonment.