Assessment instruments that are designed to measure beliefs, feelings, or behaviors of which an individual is aware are called:
A) projective tests.
B) objective tests.
C) double-blind tests.
D) single-blind tests.

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Objective tests are designed to measure beliefs, feelings or behaviors of which an individual is aware. They usually involve multiple-choice or true/false questions and are scored in a standardized way. Projective tests, on the other hand, are designed to measure unconscious or hidden emotions, thoughts or desires and require the individual to respond to ambiguous stimuli. Double-blind and single-blind tests are experimental designs used to reduce bias in research studies and are not applicable to assessment instruments.

Assessment Instruments That Are Designed to Measure Beliefs, Feelings, or Behaviors