The formal process of measuring, understanding, and predicting behavior is known as
a. a life-course review.
b. assessment.
c. examination of available resources.
d. psychological testing.
Question 2
As noted in Chapter 1, without the psychometric properties of and , we cannot rely on assessment methods to provide good quality information.
a. reliability; validity
b. theory; research
c. cross-sectional; longitudinal studies
d. interviews; questionnaires
