Cognitive-behavioral self-report techniques
A)are not psychometrically established instruments.
B)have higher validity than observational techniques.
C)are no longer used.
D)are few.

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Cognitive-behavioral self-report techniques are indeed psychometrically established instruments, meaning they are designed and validated to measure psychological constructs accurately. Choices B, C, and D are incorrect because self-report techniques can vary in validity and are still widely used in various forms, not necessarily having higher validity than observational techniques nor being few in number.

Cognitive-Behavioral Self-Report Techniques