A measure of schizophrenia that measures only elements of auditory hallucinations, but not other symptoms of schizophrenia, would be said to have
A) low reliability.
B) high convergent validity.
C) low content validity.
D) low face validity.

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A measure that only assesses auditory hallucinations and ignores other symptoms of schizophrenia, such as delusions or disorganized speech, lacks comprehensiveness in covering the full range of schizophrenia symptoms. Therefore, it has low content validity because it does not fully represent the concept it is intended to measure.

A Measure of Schizophrenia That Measures Only Elements of Auditory