Measurements in an Experiment Are Considered Reliable When They Meet

question 27

Multiple Choice

Measurements in an experiment are considered reliable when they meet which of the following conditions?

• A) The measurements are inconsistent with each other over a long period of time.
• B) The measurements are consistent no matter who does the measuring.
• C) The measurements are precise to the nearest nanogram.
• D) None of these answers is correct.

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Definitions:

Leader Behavior

Actions and attitudes exhibited by leaders, influencing the performance and satisfaction of their followers through direction, motivation, and guidance.

Traits Model

A framework in psychology that identifies and measures individual personality characteristics.

Leadership Performance

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Consistent Trait

A characteristic or quality in an individual that is regularly observed in a wide range of situations over time.