A measurement process that does not systematically overstate or understate the true value of the quantity being measured is called:
A) valid.
B) reliable.
C) random.
D) unbiased.

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The term "unbiased" refers to a measurement process that does not systematically overstate or understate the true value of the quantity being measured. Therefore, option D is the best choice. Option A refers to the accuracy of a measurement process, while option B refers to the consistency of a measurement. Option C refers to variability and lacks the context of accurately measuring a quantity.

A Measurement Process That Does Not Systematically Overstate or Understate