When Drug Test Results Were Compared with Self-Reports on Surveys

question 15

Multiple Choice

When drug test results were compared with self-reports on surveys of drug use,researchers found that:

• A) positive testees were more likely to self-report drug use than negative testees.
• B) positive testees were less likely to self-report drug use than negative testees.
• C) positive and negative testees were equally as likely to self-report drug use.
• D) the degree of correspondence between the results of drug tests and self-report surveys was zero-they had a random relationship with one another.
• E) the degree of correspondence between the results of drug tests and self-report surveys remains unknown-and unknowable.

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