If shots fired at a target are clustered together but are far to the right of the bull's-eye,what is evident?
A) validity, generalizability, and reliability
B) validity but not reliability
C) reliability but not validity
D) validity but not generalizability

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The fact that the shots are clustered together indicates that the shooter has consistent aim, which suggests reliability. However, the shots being far to the right of the bull's-eye suggests that there is an issue with accuracy, indicating a lack of validity.

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