For a Quantitative Test to Be Reliable, the Test Must

question 83

Multiple Choice

For a quantitative test to be reliable, the test must:

• A) use a random sample.
• B) be cost-efficient.
• C) reflect the true status of the market.
• D) be open-ended.
• E) produce the same results each time it is administered.

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