Answer:
Content validity
Explanation:
Content validity refers to the fact that a study actually measures all aspects of the construct.
For a study to be valid, <u>the measurement method must cover all relevant parts of the subject it is measuring</u>. If it doesn't do so, then the validity of the study is treatment because of content validity.
In this case, the construct we are studying (quality of a relationship) has three parts (belong, interdependence and intimacy). Since <u>the questionnaire doesn't include items tapping intimacy it is not covering all three parts of the construct</u> and therefore it is lacking content validity.
Denial is one of the most typical defense mechanisms. It occurs when you decline to accept reality or facts. People in rejection may block external events or events from the mind so that they don't have to negotiate with the emotional impact.
<h3>What is denial for example?</h3>
Denial is defined as declining to accept or believe something, or a statement to reject someone or something else. An instance of denial is the rejection of the presence of God. An example of denial is the statement that you don't agree with what has been said about your actions.
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D. All of the above.
The type of chemical, its concentration, and weather conditions where said chemical is introduced are factors that determine how harmful an introduced chemical will be in the environment.
Examples of chemicals that are harmful to our environment are:
1) organochlorines - compounds like polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) originally developed for use in electrical equipments as cooling agents. They are carcinogenic and capable of damaging the liver, nervous system, and the reproductive system in adults.
2) dioxins - by-product of the manufacturing, moulding, or burning off of organic chemicals and plastics that contain chlorine. An environmental and health hazard.
3) cadmium - used in batteries, plastics, pigments and metal coatings. Produced by mining and other industrial activities. Accumulation will lead to kidney and bone diseases.
