Consistency of results over time refers to?

  • A. A) Validity
  • B. B) Reliability
  • C. C) Generalizability
  • D. D) Specificity
Correct Answer: B. B) Reliability

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You are exactly right! Consistency of results over time refers to reliability (B).

Here’s why the other options aren’t quite the fit:

  • Validity (A): This refers to whether a test or measure actually assesses what it’s intended to assess. It’s not directly concerned with consistency over time.
  • Generalizability (C): This refers to the extent to which findings from a study can be applied to a broader population or setting. While reliability is important for generalizability, it’s a separate concept.
  • Specificity (D): This refers to the ability of a test or measure to distinguish between the intended variable and other variables. It’s not directly concerned with consistency over time

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