An Indicator Is Said to Be Valid If It

question 18

Multiple Choice

An indicator is said to be valid if it:

• A) provides consistent results through repeated tests
• B) matches the concept it is intended to measure
• C) provides a numerical value for an observation
• D) can be generalized

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Definitions:

Ethnic Background

Refers to a person's heritage, cultural identity, and ancestry, often related to a specific group characterized by shared traditions, languages, or historical origins.

Mass Transit

A public transportation system designed to move large numbers of people efficiently within urban and suburban areas.

Working-Class Neighborhoods

are residential areas predominantly inhabited by individuals and families engaged in blue-collar jobs, often characterized by more affordable housing and a tight-knit sense of community.

Urban Outskirts

Areas located on the edge of cities, typically characterized by a transition from dense urban structures to more suburban or rural settings.