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Which of the following statements about psychological contructs is true?
A. Psychological constructs are easy to define and measure.
B. Psychological constructs represent concepts that cannot be observed or measured directly.
C. Psychological constructs cannot be researched in psychology because they are unobservable.
D. Psychological constructs represent measurable overt behavior.
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