No ur flying like a plane lol
Question:
If a personality survey with high internal consistency includes two different questions related to the personality dimension of agreeableness, then which of the following is true?
A) It is impossible to predict how people will answer the second question based on how they answered the first question
B) If people give an extreme answer to the first question, they will tend to give the opposite extreme answer to the second question
C) People will tend to give dissimilar answers to both questions.
D) People will tend to give similar answers to both questions
E) If people give a moderate answer to the first question, they will tend to give an extreme answer to the second question
Answer:
The correct choice is A)
Explanation:
The essence of having two different questions against a particular trait is to see to what degree the questions elicit the correct answer, (or help us understand the attributes of the test take). If it was possible to predict how both questions would be answered, then the purpose is defeated from the start.
Cheers!
True! It is evaluating something to form a judgement.
Answer:
SAT, GPA, Personal Essay, Teacher Recommendations, Rigorous Courses, Supplemental, Interviews
SAT - this exam is made for someone how puts TIME and EFFORT into understanding their mistakes - and to not make the same ones again, someone may take 8 AP classes and have all A's but if you get a meager score on the SAT - it shows you did not take it seriously nor did you put time in.
GPA/ courses - take advanced classes in the subjects you are interested in!
Someone interested in STEM may take AP Physics, Chem or Bio someone who's interested in the humanities would take AP Lang & Lit, APUSH, AP Government or AP Spanish
Teacher Recommendations - teachers have seen you grow and develop, some you my make strong bonds with and this is your time to have actual proof from an adult of your accomplishments and work ethic.
Interviews - are you a person who is articulate, presentable or confident? colleges love that, go impress a college admissions officer through this.
