The Measurement of a Variable Has Validity When

question 36

Multiple Choice

The measurement of a variable has validity when

• A) the same results are obtained each time it is measured.
• B) it becomes an accepted variable in a given area of research.
• C) it can be measured quantitatively.
• D) the inferences that are made from the measurement are accurate.

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Definitions:

Experience-Expectant

Relates to brain development that unfolds as a result of general human experiences that can be expected to occur in any environment.

Brain Development

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Chick Embryos

Earliest stage of chicken development used in various scientific research studies to understand embryological development and genetic expression.

Occipital Lobe

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