Changing the Underlying Attitude and Changing Future Behavior but Not

question 102

True/False

Changing the underlying attitude and changing future behavior but not developing new ways of explaining or rationalizing an inconsistency can reduce cognitive dissonance.

Understand the theoretical foundations of intelligence and personality assessment.

Understand the historical development and purpose of intelligence testing, specifically the Army Alpha and Beta tests.

Recognize the importance of collecting data from multiple sources during an assessment.

Comprehend the concept and significance of performance-based assessment in measuring real-life skills and abilities.