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Which of the following is true of interview reliability?
 
  a. It usually focuses on inter-interviewer agreement.
  b. It can be seriously degraded by the halo effect.
  c. It is typically quite high.
  d. It is equivalent to reliability for standardized tests.

Question 2

What does regression do?
 
  a. It ensures the statistical significance of correlations.
  b. It converts raw scores to t scores.
  c. It makes predictions about scores based on other scores.
  d. It creates linear relationships for transforms.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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