Assessment Instruments in the Area of Marriage and Family

question 4

Multiple Choice

Assessment instruments in the area of marriage and family:

• A)are for the most part well-established instruments with strong psychometric properties.
• B)are comparable to intelligence tests in terms of reliability and validity evidence.
• C)typically have very limited psychometric information, requiring caution in their use.
• D)have higher validity coefficients than personality instruments. Discussion Questions

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