A Measure That Measures What It Is Supposed to Measure

question 25

Multiple Choice

A measure that measures what it is supposed to measure but does not yield consistent scores is ____.

• A)both valid and reliable
• B)neither valid nor reliable
• C)valid but not reliable
• D)reliable but not valid

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Definitions:

Thinking Stops

describes a cessation or significant interruption in the cognitive process, often due to stress, overwhelming information, or mental health issues, preventing effective problem-solving or decision-making.

Vulnerable to Suggestion

A state or condition where an individual is more likely to accept or agree with ideas, proposals, or commands without critical analysis or investigation.

Eyewitness Memory

The ability of a person who has witnessed a crime or event to remember and describe specific details about what they saw.

Preschool-aged Child

Describes children typically between the ages of 3 to 5 years, who are in the developmental stage prior to entering elementary school.