Wisconsin Foundations Of Reading Test (FORT)

What is the difference between reliability and validity in Wisconsin Foundations of Reading Test assessment?

Reliability refers to consistency of results; validity refers to accuracy of measurement They are synonymous terms with identical meanings Reliability is about speed; validity is about cost Reliability applies only to written tests; validity applies only to practical tests

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Reliability refers to consistency of results; validity refers to accuracy of measurement

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