One goal for constructing an intelligence test is to write the test such that if a person took it multiple times, that person's score would always be the same. This goal represents the concept of test:
a. reliability
b. bias
c. potential
d. deviation IQ
a
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Which of the following is one of the earliest symptoms of Alzheimer disease?
word-finding/generating difficulties decreased hand-eye coordination decrease in ability to produce well-formed sentences increased irritability and aggressiveness
Placebo effects occur when
a. people's expectations lead them to experience some change, even though they receive a fake or ineffective treatment. b. people recover from a mental or physical illness without any form of intervention. c. people who originally score extremely high or low on some trait are measured a second time, and their new score falls closer to the average. d. people who originally score near the average on some trait are measured a second time, and their new score falls at the extreme high or low end of the scale.