__________ refers to how stable or repeatable a measurement is over a variety of testing conditions.
A) Evaluation stability
B) Validity
C) Redundancy
D) Reliability

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Reliability refers to the consistency or stability of a measurement over time, across different situations or observers, or other factors that may affect the measurement. It is important to ensure that a measurement is reliable before assessing its validity, which refers to the accuracy or truthfulness of the measurement in reflecting the construct or concept it is intended to measure. Redundancy and evaluation stability are not commonly used terms in measurement and assessment.

__________ Refers to How Stable or Repeatable a Measurement Is