A hypothesis is best described as:

A. A proven explanation
B. A statistical conclusion
C. An assumption proposed for testing
D. A final research finding
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What is the key distinction between parallel forms and split-half reliability?

A. Parallel forms are qualitative; split-half is quantitative.
B. Parallel forms use two equivalent versions, whereas split-half divides one test.
C. Parallel forms use different populations; split-half uses one population.
D. Parallel forms assess validity; split-half assesses sampling.
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Research reliability refers primarily to:

A. Generalizability
B. Consistency and stability
C. Representativeness
D. Theoretical accuracy
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External validity is primarily concerned with:

A. Whether findings apply beyond the research setting
B. Whether a test is internally consistent
C. Whether variables are manipulated
D. Whether items represent the construct
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Internal validity primarily concerns:

A. Generalization to other populations
B. How well the study itself is conducted
C. Agreement between observers
D. Similarity between two tests
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Validity primarily concerns:

A. The accuracy of measurement
B. The stability of repeated scores
C. The size of the sample
D. The statistical technique employed
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Which is most clearly a categorical variable?

A. Height
B. Educational level
C. Weight
D. Temperature
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