Asking Participants to Complete Two Different Versions of a Scale

question 2

Multiple Choice

Asking participants to complete two different versions of a scale is an effort to evaluate a scale's:

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

Acknowledge the critical skills needed for effective advocacy, including the ability to use the political process and conflict tolerance.

Distinguish between case advocacy and cause advocacy.

Learn about the legislative process and factors affecting the success of advocacy efforts in policy-making.

Identify and classify sequences as arithmetic or geometric.

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Definitions:

Prove

To establish the truth or validity of something through evidence or argument.

Parol Evidence

Oral or verbal evidence that is not included in the written contract, often discussed in the context of disputes about what the parties agreed upon.

Written Contract

A legally binding agreement that has been formulated in writing and signed by the parties involved.

Parol Evidence

A rule in contract law that prevents parties from presenting extrinsic evidence to alter or add to the terms of a written agreement.