# A consent should be taken from all three i.e., prisoner, children & pregnant women. So all of the above is correct answer.
RELIABILTY AND VALIDITY
Both relability and validity are two tools to measure the quality/standard of research. Reliabilty is the tool to measure the consistency of the research and validity is the tool to measure accuracy of the research.
DIFFERENCE
A point of difference is mentioned above that is reliabilty measures consistency and validity measures accuracy.
Relaibilty tells if the research is consistent over time across different observation and validity checks if the results corrosponds to established theories.
IMPORTANCE
Validity is important as it measures the accuracy by measuring if the correct survey question is being used also if that survey question accrately measures the importance of the survey or not.
Reliabilty is important because it measures of the extent to which research reflects that research results because of the study not because of some unintentional/undesirable variables.
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