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The term used to describe when a research measures the variable or dimension it is supposed…

Paper 1 · Research Aptitude
The term used to describe when a research measures the variable or dimension it is supposed to measure is
AValidity ✓ Correct
BReliability
CDependability
DSuitability
Correct answer: (A) Validity — Measuring the variable it is supposed to measure is validity, so that is the answer.
Explanation
Measuring the variable it is supposed to measure is validity, so that is the answer.
Validity means an instrument actually measures the thing it is meant to measure.
So when a research truly captures the intended variable or dimension, it has validity.
Reliability is about consistency of results, not whether the right thing is measured.
Dependability is close to reliability, again not the match with the intended variable.
Suitability is a loose term, so measuring the intended variable is validity.

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