An Outcome That Is Counterintuitive Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

An outcome that is counterintuitive is:

• A) not predictable through common sense.
• B) verified through hindsight bias.
• C) generally disregarded in psychological research.
• D) more valuable than an intuitive finding.

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Definitions:

Construct Validity

The degree to which an assessment or tool accurately gauges the theoretical idea or construct it aims to assess.

Error Score

The difference between the observed score and the true score.

True Score

The true score in measurement theory is the actual score that perfectly reflects the corresponding attribute or quantity without any measurement error.

Observed Score

The actual score or value obtained from measuring or testing an individual's performance or trait.