True values for some behaviors (e. g., compliance) are difficult because the process for determining true value must be different from the measurement procedures used to obtain the data one wishes to compare to the true value. a) trueb) false

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Karma Krueger

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22 February, 12:05

True values for some behaviors (e. g., compliance) are difficult because the process for determining true value must be different from the measurement procedures used to obtain the data one wishes to compare to the true value. a) trueb) false

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Ethan Paul · Answer 1

True.

Explanation:

The given statement is true as it asserts a correct claim that 'the true values for certain behaviors are unfavorable because the method for determining the true value is suggested to be distinct from the measurement methods employed to attain the data that the person wants to compare to the actual/true value.' 'True values' assist in inculcating accuracy as well as reliability in the measurement and avoid any kind of bias or prejudice that aids in reaching valid and justified conclusions. Therefore, the answer is 'true.'