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A researcher develops a 7-point Likert scale to evaluate feelings of well-being in patients who are ...

A researcher develops a 7-point Likert scale to evaluate feelings of well-being in patients who are undergoing chemotherapy. The researcher administers this measure to other, similar patients in other medical centers. This is done in order to

a. decrease mono-operation bias.
b. improve the test-retest reliability.
c. increase interrater reliability.
d. strengthen the operational definition of constructs.

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