Which of the following statements concerning a valid study is correct? a. a valid study allows the researcher to draw accurate conclusions. b. a valid study does not have to be reliable. c. a valid study is inadequate in predicting a specific outcome. d. a valid study utilizes a poorly designed measure.

The correct answer is:

a) A valid study allows the researcher to draw accurate conclusions.

Validity means the extent in which a concept, measurement or conclusion is well founded and likely corresponds to the real world based in probability. This means a valid study ALWAYS will draw accurate conclusions. it also has to be reliable, highly adequate predicting a specific outome, and it uses a highly designed measurements. That´s why answers B,C and D are incorrect.

A) A valid study allows the researcher to draw accurate conclusions.

Explanation:

The following statement concerning a valid study that is correct is option A, or, the first one: "A valid study allows the researcher to draw accurate conclusions"

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explanation:

the correct answer is b

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