Suppose a Researcher Asks the Exact Same Question at Two

question 24

Multiple Choice

Suppose a researcher asks the exact same question at two different points in a lengthy interview, near the beginning and near the end. If respondents give the same answer each time the question is asked, this supports the question's

• A) test-retest reliability.
• B) internal consistency.
• C) convergent validity.
• D) construct validity.

Identify and understand the significance of cultural symbols, customs, and norms.

Understand the concept of just world belief and its application in social perceptions.

Recognize the importance of cross-cultural values and their hierarchy in societal functioning.

Understand the neurobiological basis of love and its effects on the brain.

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Definitions:

Level of Significance

The probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is actually true, typically denoted as alpha (α).

Contingency Table

A tabular method for displaying the frequencies of different outcomes in a sample, allowing for analysis of the association between categorical variables.

Null Hypothesis

A statistical hypothesis that assumes no significant difference or effect exists between certain characteristics of a population or dataset.

Contingency Table

A tabular arrangement of data that displays the frequency distribution of variables to study the relationship between them.