Skinner describes the nature of people as a belief that
A) people are influenced and changed by things that happen to them.
B) that the child in our past serves a useful purpose in explaining present behavior .
C) people are essentially neutral at birth with equal potential for rationality or irrationality.
D) both A and C
Question 2
In generalizability or domain sampling theory, the focus is on:
A) using measures of internal consistency.
B) determining the standard error of measurement.
C) identifying specific sources of variation under defined conditions.
D) identifying where an individual's true score would fall.
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