Practice mode Pedagogy

What is an assessment called that measures what it is intended to measure?

Correct answer B. Valid

Explanation

Validity is the degree to which an assessment actually measures the knowledge or skill it claims to measure, as opposed to reliability, which concerns consistency.

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