Face validity reference is made to a measure which:
A) at face value, appears reasonable
B) upon first glance seems appropriate, but is really erred.
C) is able to predict accurately
D) amply measures specific conceptual dimensions

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Face validity refers to the extent to which a measure appears to measure what it is supposed to measure at face value, without any deeper analysis or testing. So, the best choice would be A, in which the measure at face value appears reasonable. The other options do not accurately describe face validity.

Face Validity Reference Is Made to a Measure Which