Multiple Choice
The Beck Depression Inventory is a scale intended to measure depression levels, with higher scores indicating higher levels of depression.If the Beck test is a valid measure of depression, we would expect that:
A) the results of the inventory could not be consistently replicated.
B) a person's score on the inventory would not be related to his or her level of depression.
C) people who get higher scores on the inventory would be more depressed than people who get lower scores.
D) people who get lower scores on the inventory would be more depressed than people who get higher scores.
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