The measurement of a variable is considered valid when:

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A valid measurement is one that accurately measures what it is supposed to measure. This is known as validity. The other options do not necessarily ensure validity. Option A refers to reliability, which is the consistency of a measurement. Option C refers to the truthfulness of a statement, which is unrelated to measurement. Option D is incorrect because there is at least one correct option.

The Measurement of a Variable Is Considered Valid When