________ is the degree to which a measure is free from random error.
A)Reliability
B)Validity
C)Generalizability
D)Utility
E)Correlation

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Reliability refers to the degree to which a measure consistently produces the same results over time and across different observers or raters. Random error can cause inconsistent or unreliable results, so the degree to which a measure is free from such error is a key aspect of its reliability.

________ Is the Degree to Which a Measure Is Free