The Factor-Analytic Approach to Scale Development Yields Instruments

question 5

Multiple Choice

The factor-analytic approach to scale development yields instruments

• A) with scales that do not vary no matter what method of factor analysis is used
• B) with scales that always translate to clinically useful concepts
• C) with psychometric properties generally superior to those constructed by the rational method
• D) none of the above

Recognize the significance of early parent-infant interactions and the factors influencing bonding.

Describe the assessments used to determine a neonate's health and neural functioning.

Analyze the psychological conditions affecting new mothers and their impact on parent-infant bonding.

Understand the concept and importance of reflexes in neonatal development.

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