The Reliability of an Observation Refers To

question 31

Multiple Choice

The reliability of an observation refers to:

• A) whether it was collected in a laboratory or field setting.
• B) its consistency across repeated observations.
• C) its applicability to many persons.
• D) its scope covering all possibly related items.

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Definitions:

Categorical

Unconditional; absolute; being without exception or qualification.

Distributed

Spread over a wide area or among a large number of people or entities.

O Proposition

In traditional logic, a categorical proposition that is universal in quantity and negative in quality, stating that some members of a category do not belong to another category.

Affirmative Singular Proposition

A statement that positively asserts the existence or some characteristic of a single specific subject.