The Ability of an Instrument of Actually Measure What It

question 9

Multiple Choice

The ability of an instrument of actually measure what it is intended to measure is known as

• A) validity
• B) precision
• C) reproducibility

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Definitions:

Emotional Differences

Variations among individuals in terms of their emotional reactions, feelings, and ways of managing emotions.

Aggressive Actions

Behaviors intended to cause harm or intimidate another individual, ranging from verbal abuse to physical violence.

Gender-Typed Play

Play activities that conform to cultural norms and expectations for a child's gender, often reinforcing traditional gender roles.

Androgyny

Possessing or exhibiting both masculine and feminine characteristics, traits, or behaviors, not confined by traditional gender roles.