In the context of components of a measure, a test containing high _____ is associated with greater variability.
A)true score
B)measurement error
C)reliability
D)validity

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Measurement error refers to the extent to which the scores obtained from a test or measure are contaminated by chance factors that are unrelated to what the test is supposed to be measuring. Higher measurement errors indicate greater variability in the scores obtained, as they might contain a higher level of noise.

In the Context of Components of a Measure, a Test