A Psychological Test That Measures What We Intend It to Measure

question 143

Multiple Choice

A psychological test that measures what we intend it to measure is said to be __________

• A) valid.
• B) normed.
• C) reliable.
• D) standardized.

Grasp the concept of the set-point theory and its implications for weight control and obesity.

Identify the role of biological and environmental factors in determining body weight and obesity.

Understand the health risks associated with obesity and overweight, including cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

Comprehend the tools and methods for assessing body weight and fat, including BMI and its limitations.

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Definitions:

Allowance

An amount set aside or deducted to account for possible adjustments or for diminution in value, notably in the contexts of accounts receivable and inventory.

Service Charge

A fee collected for the provision of a service, often added to the base cost of the service.

Credit Card

A payment card issued to users as a method of payment allowing the cardholder to pay for goods and services based on the holder's promise to pay for them.

Journal Entry

A record in the books of accounts that shows a business transaction and its effect on the company's finances.