When you are worried about whether you are actually measuring what you think you are measuring,you are worried about __________.
A)internal validity
B)external validity
C)reliability
D)theory
E)content reliability

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Internal validity refers to the degree to which a study's findings can be attributed to the independent variable(s) and not to other extraneous factors. If there are concerns about whether the measurement is accurately capturing the intended construct, this could threaten the study's internal validity.

When You Are Worried About Whether You Are Actually Measuring