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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.10
How might one challenge the assertion that psychometric testing is always accurate in predicting future behavior?
Psychometric test results often match observed behaviors thereby proving its accuracy in predictive ability.
Most individuals show stable traits over time according to psychometric testing results.
The context or environmental changes can significantly influence individual behavior which these tests cannot predict.
Psychometric testing has proven its validity in numerous studies.
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