Which of the following is FALSE?
A)It is true about psychological measurement that the situation in which the measurement is obtained can affect the score obtained.
B)Random error is also known as constant error.This is due to the fact that there are typically an equal number of positive and negative errors that yield a constant sum.
C)The validity of a measurement instrument refers to the extent to which differences in scores reflect true differences among entities on the characteristic that the instrument seeks to measure.
D)All of these are false.
E)None of these are false.

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Random error is also known as chance error, and it is not the same as constant error. Constant error occurs when there is a consistent bias in the measurements, while random error refers to the variability in the measurements that is not due to any systematic or predictable factors. Therefore, statement B is false. Statements A and C are true, and statement D is not a valid option as all of the statements cannot be false.

Which of the Following Is FALSE