The Degree to Which Individual Measurements of a Variable Differ

question 34

Multiple Choice

The degree to which individual measurements of a variable differ from one another is called:

• A) consistency.
• B) variability.
• C) deviation.
• D) reliability.

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Definitions:

External Situations

Circumstances or environments outside of an individual that can influence their behavior and decision-making processes.

Central Route Persuasion

A method of persuasion that involves deeply processing the content of a message, focusing on the arguments and evidence presented.

Naturally Analytical

Having an innate ability or tendency to assess things methodically and logically.

Snap Judgments

Quick decisions or assessments made instinctively without thorough analysis.