Obviously,if a measure is unreliable and elicits wildly different answers from the same person when that person is unchanged from administration to administration of the question,there is something very wrong with the question.

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This statement is true. A measure should be consistent and reliable to elicit valid responses from individuals. If the same person provides different answers when asked the same question multiple times, then the measure is likely flawed and unreliable.

Obviously,if a Measure Is Unreliable and Elicits Wildly Different Answers