A measure of religiosity that is extremely consistent but is actually targeting the respondent's political affiliation could be considered:
A)partially reliable, completely valid.
B)valid and reliable.
C)not valid, but reliable.
D)neither valid nor reliable.
E)valid, but not reliable.

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A measure that consistently targets only one aspect (in this case, political affiliation) is not a valid measure of religiosity. However, because it consistently targets this aspect, it can be considered reliable in its results.

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