If the same measure is repeated applied and yields the same results, it is said to be
A) Valid
B) Nominal
C) Stable
D) Reliable

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If the same measure is repeated applied and yields the same results, it is said to be reliable. Validity, on the other hand, refers to whether the measure actually measures what it is intended to measure, while nominal simply refers to a categorical variable or data expressed in categories or labels. Stability is not a commonly used term in this context.

If the Same Measure Is Repeated Applied and Yields the Same