Validity in research is:
A)The question of how correct the researcher is in the findings they draw from their research.
B)The seal of approval the research superviser gives the research when s/he approves the research proposal.
C)A question of how logical, truthful, robust, sound, reasonable, meaningful and useful the research is.
D)A question of the integrity of the researcher.

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Validity in research refers to the extent to which a study measures what it is intended to measure. It is a measure of how logical, truthful, robust, sound, reasonable, meaningful and useful the research is. It is not related to the correctness of the researcher, the approval of the research supervisor, or the integrity of the researcher.

Validity in Research Is