In Terry V. Ohio, the Court

question 80

Multiple Choice

In Terry v. Ohio, the Court

• A) allowed searches without warrants.
• B) allowed patdowns based on probable cause.
• C) allowed patdowns based on reasonable suspicion.
• D) upheld temporary detentions at the stationhouse.

Identify the types of correlation (positive, negative) and their implications in real-life contexts.

Familiarize oneself with legal and ethical considerations in testing, including rights to access educational records and the implications of various acts like FERPA and ADA.

Recognize the role of expert judgment in determining test validity.

Understand the importance of non-correlation between different constructs to maintain test integrity.

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Definitions:

Empty Praise

Compliments or commendations without genuine backing or substance, which may not have a positive impact on the recipient.

Inflated Self-esteem

An excessively high regard for one's own self-worth or abilities, often without sufficient grounds or reality.

Deflated Self-esteem

A lowered sense of one's own value or worth.

High Self-esteem

A positive evaluation of oneself, marked by confidence and feeling of worthiness.