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A researcher was interested in developing a reliable and valid measure of friendliness.That is,she wanted to distinguish between friendly and unfriendly people using her questionnaire.To determine whether she developed a good measure (called "Friend"),she administered her "Friend" questionnaire to a group of 300 people twice (Friend-Time1 and Friend-Time 2),separated by six months.At the second testing session she also administered a similar questionnaire called "Nice," which previous research has shown to be a valid measure of people's ability to get along with people and to make friends.She also administered a questionnaire designed to measure art ability,which she predicted to be unrelated to friendliness.She observed the following correlations among the measures:
-Is the researcher able to conclude that she has developed a reliable and valid measure of friendliness?

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A researcher was interested in developing a reliable and valid measure of friendliness.That is,she wanted to distinguish between friendly and unfriendly people using her questionnaire.To determine whether she developed a good measure (called "Friend"),she administered her "Friend" questionnaire to a group of 300 people twice (Friend-Time1 and Friend-Time 2),separated by six months.At the second testing session she also administered a similar questionnaire called "Nice," which previous research has shown to be a valid measure of people's ability to get along with people and to make friends.She also administered a questionnaire designed to measure art ability,which she predicted to be unrelated to friendliness.She observed the following correlations among the measures: 
-Is the researcher able to conclude that she has developed a reliable and valid measure of friendliness?

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A researcher was interested in developing a reliable and valid measure of friendliness.That is,she wanted to distinguish between friendly and unfriendly people using her questionnaire.To determine whether she developed a good measure (called "Friend"),she administered her "Friend" questionnaire to a group of 300 people twice (Friend-Time1 and Friend-Time 2),separated by six months.At the second testing session she also administered a similar questionnaire called "Nice," which previous research has shown to be a valid measure of people's ability to get along with people and to make friends.She also administered a questionnaire designed to measure art ability,which she predicted to be unrelated to friendliness.She observed the following correlations among the measures: 
-Is the researcher able to conclude that she has developed a reliable and valid measure of friendliness?

Figure: A Researcher Was Interested in Developing a Reliable and Valid