The degree to which selection procedures yield consistent data when repeated is known as
A)consistency.
B)reliability.
C)validity.
D)conformity.

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Reliability refers to the consistency of results obtained from a selection procedure when repeated under similar conditions. Validity refers to whether a selection procedure actually measures what it claims to measure. Consistency and conformity are not terms typically used in the context of selection procedures.

The Degree to Which Selection Procedures Yield Consistent Data When