Two Observers Rate Individual Leadership by Recording the Number of Times

question 79

Multiple Choice

Two observers rate individual leadership by recording the number of times that each member of a group initiates discussion. The level of agreement between the observers' independent records provides evidence of

• A) reliability.
• B) validity.
• C) neither reliability nor validity.
• D) both reliability and validity.

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Definitions:

Equal Division

The act of distributing resources, responsibilities, or opportunities among parties in a manner that does not favor one over the others.

Planning Labor

The act of organizing and allocating workforce resources in anticipation of future work and projects.

Weber's Perspective

A theoretical viewpoint based on the work of sociologist Max Weber, emphasizing the role of bureaucracy, rationalization, and the social aspects of economic action in society.

Traditional Authority

The inherited right of individuals to expect loyalty and obedience from others; authority based in custom and tradition.