(Solved): 1. Why is a Likert scale better than a true/false format when calculating measures of reliability? ...

1. Why is a Likert scale better than a true/false format when calculating measures of reliability? 2. A Pearson Product Moment correlation is often used for this type of reliability. 3. This test of personality was based on a statistical procedure called factor analysis: circle the correct response. a. The Rorschach Inkblot test b. The MMPI c. The California Personality Inventory d. The Sateen Factor Questionnaire (16PF) e. The Thematic Apperception Test 4. If I am categorizing data based on gender, which type of scale am I using a. Nominal b. Ordinal c. Interval d. Ratio 5. For the WAIS, considering the standard deviation, what is the normal range of $IQ$ ? 6. On the Stanford Binet if a 10-year-old has a mental age of 12 , what is the resulting of $IQ$ ? 7. Give an example of a personality measure that does not require a statistical measure of reliability. 8 In creating your items for your test, how can you reduce the participants' use of response sets? 9. Compare a Likert scale to a Q-Sort. Do not only use definitions of terms but rather compare.