A Measure of Temperament Yields Different Results Across Different Ages

question 29

Multiple Choice

A measure of temperament yields different results across different ages, observers, and situations.The measure is said to have low:

• A) accuracy
• B) longitudinality
• C) reliability
• D) validity

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Definitions:

Extraction

The process of separating a particular substance from a mixture or compound.

Databases

Organized collections of data that are stored and accessed electronically from a computer system, designed for easy retrieval, management, and updating of data.

Interval Scale

A scale of measurement where the intervals between numbers on the scale are all equal in size.

Measurement

The process or the result of quantifying the characteristics of an object or event, which can be expressed numerically.