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The Question of Whether a Researcher's Interpretations Are Accurate,that Is,whether

Question 126

Question 126

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The question of whether a researcher's interpretations are accurate,that is,whether his or her measurements measure what they are supposed to measure,is a question of:


A) reliability
B) validity
C) generalizability
D) causality
E) accuracy

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