To compare children's creativity levels at different ages, Dr. Leno asks children how many imaginary friends they have and considers their answers to be a measure of their creativity. A second researcher, Dr. Letterman, disagrees that the answers are a measure of creativity and instead believes that the number of imaginary friends a child has is an indicator of level of mental disturbance. Dr. Letterman believes Dr. Leno's measure of creativity has a problem with its:

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Dr. Letterman believes that the measure (number of imaginary friends) does not accurately reflect the construct of creativity, indicating a problem with the relevance of the measure to the hypothesis being tested.

To Compare Children's Creativity Levels at Different Ages, Dr