Acquiescence responding refers to:

Respondents tendency to answer yes to most questions

Discriminant validity refers to:

the extent to which a test is not related to other measured constructs

Psychometric properties refer to:

The reliability and validity of a psychological test

In Freud's theory, a person's memory of their grandmothers name is in the:

Preconscious level of consciousness

Reliability refers to:

The consistency of a psychological test

In Jung's psychological types, Intuition and Sensing types refer to:

Intellectual & creative, pragmatic and fact oriented

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Jimmy, a lazy student, dislikes his group member, Ben, claiming that he "never does any work". This is an example of:
Projection
Rationalisation
Reaction formation
Sublimation
2
Someone described as assertive, emotionally expressive, enthusiastic & energetic would be considered high in:
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Conscientiousness
Openess
3
Acquiescence responding refers to:
Respondents tendency to answer yes to most questions
Respondents tendency to get fatigued during self reports measures
Respondents tendency to provide answers that are accurate most of the time
Respondents tendency to provide socially desirable answers
4
Discriminant validity refers to:
the extent to which a test is not related to another respondents scores
the extent to which a test discriminates respondents
the extent to which a test is not related to other measured constructs
the extent to which a test negatively predicts future outcomes
5
Psychometric properties refer to:
A person's personality traits, as measured by a standardized questionnaire
The type of questions within a psychological test
The reliability and validity of a psychological test
The type of a psychological test being used
6
In Freud's theory, a person's memory of their grandmothers name is in the:
The superego level of consciousness
Conscious level of consciousness
Unconscious level of consciousness
Preconscious level of consciousness
7
Cronbach's alpha is a measure of:
Criterion validity
Internal consistency
Discriminant validity
Convergent validity
8
Reliability refers to:
The consistency of a psychological test
How well a psychological predicts future outcomes
Whether a test will break when used a lot
The extent to which a test measures the construct it intends to measure
9
The Rorschach test is an example of a:
Thematic perception test
Aptitude test
Projective test
Intelligence test
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In Jung's psychological types, Intuition and Sensing types refer to:
Intellectual & creative, pragmatic and fact oriented
Spontaneous & flexible, logical and analytical
Conventional & sociable, quiet & thoughtful
Reality orientated & pragmatic, intellectual abstract thinking

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