Computer-Administered Tests Are Usually Interpreted

question 7

Multiple Choice

Computer-administered tests are usually interpreted

• A) with the assistance of a trained psychologist
• B) using norms developed specifically for the computerized version
• C) using the same norms derived for paper-and-pencil tests
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Situationist Argument

A perspective emphasizing that people's behavior is largely influenced by their surrounding environment and situational contexts rather than by internal traits.

Trait Psychologists

Psychologists who study and classify human personalities based on identifiable traits and characteristics.

Major Aspects

Major aspects typically refer to the most important or significant parts, features, or elements of an object, subject, or concept under consideration.

Person-Situation Debate

A theoretical discourse in psychology about the relative influence of personality traits versus situational factors in determining behavior.