The Most Important Methodological Problem(s) in the Measurement of Life

question 14

Multiple Choice

The most important methodological problem(s) in the measurement of life events is/are:

• A) subject's recall ability.
• B) reliability of measurement.
• C) memory biases.
• D) subject's recall ability, reliability of measurement, and memory biases.
• E) number of items in the questionnaire.

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