Usually,combining Data from Multiple Observers Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

Usually,combining data from multiple observers is:

• A)more confusing and less precise than using data from a single observer.
• B)more valid and more reliable than using data obtained by a single observer.
• C)less reliable and less valid than data obtained by a single clinical psychologist.
• D)more reliable and more valid than using single measures of personality.

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Definitions:

Risk For Falls

The increased likelihood of falling that may result from factors such as age, medical conditions, or environmental issues.

Cognitive Skill

The ability of the brain to process, reason, remember, and relate information.

Receptivity

The willingness or readiness to receive and consider new ideas or suggestions.

Guided Imagery

A technique involving directed thoughts and suggestions that guide your imagination toward a relaxed, focused state.