The process we use to evaluate our abilities, behaviors, personality characteristics, appearance, reactions, and general sense of self in comparison to those of others is called self-efficacy

Sarula recently completed a compatibility "quiz" from one of

her favorite magazines, and although she and her boyfriend have been dating for nearly two years, the "quiz" results suggested they are not compatible. Luckily, Riley, one of Sarula's friends, is a student of psychology and suggested that the "quiz" may not be valid. What is her friend suggesting? A) The "quiz" only gives you the answers you want. B) The "quiz" is going to give you similar results every time. C) The "quiz" is not very scientific. D) The "quiz" may not actually measure compatibility.

Because most infant scores do not tap the same dimensions of intelligence assessed in older children, they are labeled __________ rather than IQs

A) Fagan scores B) aptitude scores C) emotional quotients D) developmental quotients