The DSM and ICD are examples of ______.

Let’s say a new test is developed to measure symptoms of depression. It is compared against an existing, and proven test, such as the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI).  If the new test measures depression, then the scores on it should be highly comparable to the ones obtained by the BDI. Assuming this is so, we would say the test _____.  

A limitation of laboratory observation is that the process of recording a behavior causes the behavior to change, called _____.

We want to make sure that the experience one patient has when taking a test or being assessed is the same as another patient taking the test the same day or on a different day, and with either the same tester or another tester. This is accomplished with the use of clearly laid out rules, norms, and/or procedures, and is called _____.

Match the following examples of radiological tests and their method.

The _____ serves a broad range of uses globally and provides critical knowledge on the extent, causes and consequences of human disease and death worldwide via data that is reported and coded.  

Select the following types of scenarios that are appropriate for a nurse to advocate for their patient: 

Underground mining is safer than surface mining.

[1] carries heat to the surface of the mantle while [2] transfers heat by collisions between molecules.

The Earth is about _____ years old.