A Measure Is Considered Reliable When It Is

question 33

Multiple Choice

A measure is considered reliable when it is:

• A) A standardized instrument with accurate population norms.
• B) Able to generate consistent results each time the measure is administered.
• C) Accurately able to represent the concept of interest to a high degree.
• D) Able to generate the same results each time the measure is administered, even when respondents have changed.

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Definitions:

Modern-day Whales

Current species of whales that descended from land-dwelling ancestors through a series of evolutionary transitions over millions of years.

Hippopotamus

A large, mostly herbivorous mammal native to sub-Saharan Africa, known for its large size, semi-aquatic habits, and aggressive nature.

Hemagglutinins

Proteins found on the surface of certain viruses, like influenza, that enable the virus to bind to and infect host cells.

Viral Surface

The exterior part of a virus particle that interacts with a host's cellular mechanisms, often through specific proteins or receptors.