If a Measure Accurately Measures What It Is Designed to Measure

question 31

Multiple Choice

If a measure accurately measures what it is designed to measure, it is said to be

• A)valid.
• B)reliable.
• C)objective.
• D)generative.

Analyze the enforceability of contracts involving minors, including the concepts of necessaries and emancipation.

Comprehend the effect of mental impairment on contract validity.

Recognize the legal consequences of illegal agreements and how illegality affects contract enforceability.

Understand the role and requirement of licenses in professional and business practices.

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