If both depressed and nondepressed individuals receive similar scores on a diagnostic testfor depression, it is said that the test:A) has not been standardized. B) is not valid. C) is not reliable. D) has not been factor-analyzed. E) does not produce scores that form a normal distribution

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Jerry Douglas

8 August, 07:49

If both depressed and nondepressed individuals receive similar scores on a diagnostic testfor depression, it is said that the test:A) has not been standardized. B) is not valid. C) is not reliable. D) has not been factor-analyzed. E) does not produce scores that form a normal distribution

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Gabriela Davies · Answer 1

Answer: C: Is not reliable.

Explanation:

The test is not reliable if a depressed person took it and has Depression but the non-depressed person got the same thing, But they are not depressed.