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<p>high trait variance.<br/>
# <b>Multitrait-multimethod</b> &ndash; More than one trait and more than one method must be used to establish (a) discriminant validity and (b) the relative contributions of the trait or method-specific variance. This tenet is consistent with the ideas proposed in Platt's concept of <a href="page.php?w=Strong_inference">Strong inference</a> (1964).<br/>
# <b>Truly different methodology</b> &ndash; When using multiple methods, one must consider how different the actual measures are. For instance, delivering two self-report</p><p>
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