The Construct "Need for Cognition" Measures How Much a Person

question 45

Multiple Choice

The construct "need for cognition" measures how much a person likes to think deeply, evaluate arguments, and analyze ideas. Let us assume that people who are confident about their self-worth also have a higher "need for cognition." Therefore, one would expect "need for cognition" to correlate positively with "self-esteem." A study finding this to be the case MOST illustrates ____ validity.

• A) divergent
• B) face
• C) convergent
• D) measurement

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