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madam-professor

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Direct self-report measures of personality
 
  A) are seldom used.
  B) are often reliable.
  C) always measure several personality traits simultaneously.
  D) are valid even when subjects intentionally give false responses.

Question 2

Construct validity is present when
 
  A) a construct can be operationally defined.
  B) a test distinguishes among criterion groups.
  C) several research studies confirm the usefulness of the construct.
  D) good measurement has been demonstrated.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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