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An examinee taking the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire gives positive answer to questions such as Do you often break the rules? and negative answers to questions such as Would you worry if you were in debt? This person will have a
 
  high score on the a) Psychoticism Scale.
   b) Extraversion Scale.
   c) Neuroticism Scale.
   d) Lie Scale.

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What is one key difference between the alternate forms and test-retest methods of establishing test reliability?
 
  a) Item sampling is a concern in the alternate forms method, but is not a concern in the test-retest method.
   b) Different examinees are used for the alternate forms method, while the same examinees are used for the test-retest method.
   c) Practice effects may be significant for the alternate forms method, but are not usually a concern for the test-retest method.
   d) Timed tests are not appropriate for the alternate forms method, but are appropriate for the test-retest method.



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