The Results from a Study That Examined Self-Concept Clarity and Self-Esteem

question 94

Multiple Choice

The results from a study that examined self-concept clarity and self-esteem indicated that participants had less consistency and stability in their self-descriptions over time. This would suggest that assessment of this variable would present issues with:

• A) content validity.
• B) internal consistency reliability.
• C) test-retest reliability.
• D) construct validity.

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Definitions:

Fletcher v. Peck

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