If a Survey Instrument Is Used Repeatedly to Measure the Same

question 5

Multiple Choice

If a survey instrument is used repeatedly to measure the same phenomenon (e.g. the degree of ethnocentricity among consumers) under the same conditions and produces similar results the instrument is said to be:

• A) Replicable
• B) Externally consistent
• C) Reliable
• D) Valid
• E) Temporally correct

Recognize the biological and potential prenatal influences on sexual orientation.

Understand the impact of societal and psychological factors on sexual behavior and orientation.

Distinguish between components of emotion (expressive behaviors, physiological arousal, and conscious experience).

Understand the relationship between physiological states and emotional experiences.

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Definitions:

Mid-Level Employees

Workers who occupy positions between entry-level and top management, typically responsible for overseeing operational activities and reporting to senior management.

Increasingly Diverse

A term describing environments, populations, or groups that are becoming more varied in terms of cultural, ethnic, gender, or other demographic characteristics.

Gender

Socially constructed roles, behaviors, expressions, and identities of girls, women, boys, men, and gender diverse people.

Race

A social construct used to categorize humans based on physical and genetic traits, often resulting in systemic discrimination or advantage.