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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Instructions: One of the following tests is RELIABLE BUT NOT VALID and the other is VALID BUT NOT RELIABLE. Can you figure out which is which?<br><br>1. You want to measure student intelligence so you ask students to do as many push-ups as they can every day for a week.<br><br>2. You want to measure students’ perception of their teacher using a survey but the teacher hands out the evaluations right after she reprimands her class, which she doesn’t normally do.<br><br>Upload your audio here ;)</div>]]></description>
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