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nautica902

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Objectivity as it refers to measuring instruments means
 
  a. adequacy of sampling.
  b. relationship to a criterion.
  c. freedom from scorer opinions.
  d. accuracy of prediction.
  e. availability of norms.

Question 2

If individuals were asked to indicate whether school is good or bad, Pleasant or unpleasant, etc., they would be taking a
 
  a. Thurstone attitude scale. c. bipolar adjective scale.
  b. Likert attitude scale. d. forced-choice rating scale.



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