Data obtained from self-report and behavioral measures:
A) can be compared to determine if participants' self-reports are consistent with actual behavior.
B) compete with each other.
C) yield the same results.
D) cannot be compared, because they measure fundamentally different things.

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Self-report and behavioral measures can be compared to assess the consistency between what participants say and how they actually behave. This comparison can reveal important insights into the reliability of self-reported data and the understanding of human behavior.

Data Obtained from Self-Report and Behavioral Measures