When a researcher describes an instrument as being valid this indicates that the instrument
A) accurately measures a variable.
B) consistently measures variables across studies.
C) has been described as high quality by other researchers.
D) has been routinely used in other,similar studies.

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When an instrument is valid,it is considered to be accurate.Reliability of an instrument means that it is consistent across studies.Quality of the instrument is not defined by validity measures.Frequency of use of the instrument is not defined by validity measures.

When a Researcher Describes an Instrument as Being Valid This