You cannot have a _______ measure unless the measure is _______.
A)Valid;relevant
B)Relevant;valid
C)Reliable;valid
D)Valid;reliable
E)Relevant;reliable

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Validity refers to whether a measure actually measures what it is intended to measure, while reliability refers to the consistency of the measure over time and across different situations or conditions. Therefore, a measure cannot be valid unless it is reliable, but a reliable measure may not necessarily be valid.

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