Data Obtained from Self-Report and Behavioral Measures Often

question 143

Multiple Choice

Data obtained from self-report and behavioral measures often:

• A) complement each other and increase confidence in conclusions.
• B) compete with each other.
• C) yield the same results.
• D) cannot be compared, because they measure fundamentally different things.

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Definitions:

Violent Crimes

Acts of crime that involve force or threat of force against others, including homicide, rape, and assault.

FBI Report

An official document compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation detailing investigations, findings, or statistics.

Secondary Drive

A learned drive that is not directly related to biological needs but is derived from them, such as the drive for money or social acceptance.

Primary Drive

Fundamental biological motivations that are essential for survival, such as hunger, thirst, and the need for sleep.