An assessment that produces the same results each time it is administered is said to be _____, even though it may not be measuring what we are interested in studying.
A) reliable
B) valid
C) confounded
D) experimental

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Reliability refers to the consistency of results obtained from a measurement tool or assessment. This means that if an assessment is reliable, it will produce the same or similar results each time it is administered, even if it is not measuring what we actually want to study (validity).

An Assessment That Produces the Same Results Each Time It