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Froggy Jumps Chapter 2Online version Types of Data and Tests in Personality Psychology by Aree Walker 1 What does B-data stand for? a Behavioral Data- observed actions in lab or real life b Life Outcomes - records like GPA and criminal history c Informant Data - judgements from others 2 What does L-Data stand for? a Self-Report Data - direct self-assessment b Life Outcomes - records like GPA and criminal history c Behavioral Data - observed actions in lab or real life 3 What does I-Data stand for? a Life Outcomes - records like GPA and criminal history b Behavioral Data - observed actions in lab or real life c Informant Data - judgments from others 4 What does S-Data stand for? a Self-Report Data - direct self-assessment b Informant Data - judgments from others c Life Outcomes - records like GPA and criminal history 5 Which data type is most prone to self-deception? a L-Data b S-Data c B-Data 6 Which data type is most objective but context-limited? a B-Data b I-Data c L-Data 7 Which data type is collected from lab experiments? a B-Data b L-Data c S-Data 8 Which data type comes from friends or family? a L-Data b I-Data c S-Data 9 What is reliability? a Accuracy of a measurement b Both A and C c Consistency of a measurement 10 What is validity? a Accuracy of a measurement b Consistency of a measurement c All of the above 11 Can a test be reliable but not valid? a No - you have to be consistent and accurate b Yes - accurate but not consistent c Yes - consistent but not accurate 12 What is test-retest reliability? a Same results over time b Giving the same test over and over again c Items measure the same construct 13 What is internal consistency? a Same results over time b Different items on a test measure the same concept c Does it look like it measures what it is supposed to 14 What is face validity? a Does it look like it measures what it should b Does it measure what it is supposed to c Does it predict relevant outcomes 15 What is construct validity? a Does it look like it measures what it should b Does it predict relevant outcomes c Does it measure what it is supposed to measure 16 What is predictive validity? a Does it look like it measures what it should b Does it predict relevant outcomes c Does it measure what it is supposed to 17 What are objective tests? a Questions seem more objective and less open to interpretation; structured, scored numerically b The person may or may not be aware of the inner processes; open-ended, interpretive (e.g. Rorshach) c All of the above 18 What are projective tests? a Questions seem more objective and less open to interpretation; structured, scored numerically b The person may or may not be aware of the inner processes; open-ended, interpretive (e.g. Rorshach) c None of the above 19 What are examples of an objective tests? a Thematic Apperception Test, MMPI b Rorschach Inkblot, Thematic Apperception Test c Big Five Inventory, MMPI 20 What are examples of a projective test? a MMPI, Thematic Apperception Test b Big Five Inventory, Rorshach Inkblot c Rorschach Inkblot, Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) 21 Objective tests have higher reliability. a True b False c N/A 22 Projective tests do not reveal unconscious processes. a True b False c N/A 23 What is the rational method? a Items selected based on group responses b Uses statistics to group related items c Items based on theory or logic 24 What is the factor analytic method? a Items based on theory or logic b Uses statistics to group related items c Items selected based on group responses 25 What is the empirical method? a Items selected based on group responses b Uses statistics to group related items c Items based on theory or logic 26 Which method is used in the MMPI? a Empirical b Factor Analytic c Rational 27 Which method is used in the Big Five Inventory? a Rational b Emipirical c Factor Analytic 28 "I enjoy social gatherings" is an example of which method? a Rational b Empirical c Factor Analytic

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What does B-data stand for?

What does L-Data stand for?

What does I-Data stand for?

What does S-Data stand for?

Which data type is most prone to self-deception?

Which data type is most objective but context-limited?

Which data type is collected from lab experiments?

Which data type comes from friends or family?

What is reliability?

What is validity?

Can a test be reliable but not valid?

What is test-retest reliability?

What is internal consistency?

What is face validity?

What is construct validity?

What is predictive validity?

What are objective tests?

What are projective tests?

What are examples of an objective tests?

What are examples of a projective test?

Objective tests have higher reliability.

Projective tests do not reveal unconscious processes.

What is the rational method?

What is the factor analytic method?

What is the empirical method?

Which method is used in the MMPI?

Which method is used in the Big Five Inventory?

"I enjoy social gatherings" is an example of which method?