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The clock on the classroom wall is exactly one hour off. You would conclude that the clock is:

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The clock on the classroom wall is exactly one hour off. You would conclude that the clock is:

The clock on the classroom wall is exactly one hour off. You would conclude that the clock is:

a. not reliable and not valid.
b. reliable but not valid.
c. not reliable but valid.
d. reliable and valid.

Question 2

A measure can be:

a. accurate but not valid.
b. reliable but not valid.
c. consistent but not reliable.
d. valid but not accurate.

Question 3

If a measure is accurate, it is said to be:

a. consistent.
b. valid.
c. precise.
d. reliable.

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All of these are right, thanks!

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Thanks

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