A measurement that yields highly variable results in repeated measurements on the same individual is said to be:
A) unreliable.
B) invalid.
C) unbiased.
D) random.

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A measurement that yields highly variable results in repeated measurements on the same individual is unreliable because it lacks consistency and stability. It is not necessarily invalid, biased, or random.

A Measurement That Yields Highly Variable Results in Repeated Measurements