​For Multiple-Choice Items, Computer Scoring as Compared to Hand Scoring

question 3

Multiple Choice

​For multiple-choice items, computer scoring as compared to hand scoring:

• A)​is always error-free.
• B)​is less prone to scoring errors.
• C)​should only be used if there is not sufficient clerical help to score the instrument by hand.
• D)​can be effectively used for simple scoring, but when more intricate steps are involved, then clinicians should do it themselves.

Understand the relationship between attention and memory in learning automated tasks.

Understand the concept and examples of compliance techniques and their applications.

Identify and explain the factors that influence individual and group decision-making and conformity.

Recognize ethical considerations and psychological impacts involved in obedience studies.

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Definitions:

Financial Leverage

Utilizing borrowed capital to amplify the possible returns on an investment.

Operating Leverage

An indicator of the degree to which sales growth affects operational profit, showing the ratio of a company's fixed costs compared to its variable costs.

Interest Expense

The cost incurred by an entity for borrowed funds, often reported on the income statement.

Fixed Operating Costs

Fixed operating costs refer to expenses that do not change in proportion to business activity levels, such as rent, salaries, and insurance premiums.