​The Extent to Which a Test Measures What It Is

question 72

Multiple Choice

​The extent to which a test measures what it is designed to measure is an expression of

• A) ​test-retest reliability.
• B) ​internal consistency.
• C) ​homogeneity.
• D) ​validity.

Understand the impact of equity, resource dilemmas, free-riding, and self-serving biases on group projects and cooperation.

Analyze the role of emotions in conflict escalation within groups.

Compare individuals' differences in social values orientation pertaining to conflict.

Explain the influence of values orientation on perceptions during conflict episodes.

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Definitions:

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A chemical compound consisting of iron and sulfur, often found in the Earth's crust, and used in various industrial applications.

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