The Major Problems with Unobtrusive Measures Include

question 27

Multiple Choice

The major problems with unobtrusive measures include:

• A)inaccurate reporting by individuals
• B)competitive biases in performance information
• C)records may not include data in a form that is usable by the consultant
• D)access to data may be restricted by those resisting the intervention
• E)a tendency to report more on individual rather than collective performance

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Definitions:

Activating Events

Situations or events that trigger emotional or behavioral responses, a key concept in cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Cognitive-behavior Therapy

A form of psychological treatment that helps individuals understand the thoughts and feelings that influence behaviors, aiming to teach coping strategies for dealing with different problems.

Specialized REBT

This refers to Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy that has been adapted or specialized for specific groups or issues.

Esoteric Change

Refers to deep, often hidden or obscure transformations in personal awareness or spirituality.