True or False: Unlike SEIs, SDIs and RIs can be reinstated.

The statement is false because Standardized Evaluation Instruments (SEIs) are typically designed to measure and assess individuals' capabilities at a specific point in time, and once a SEI is determined and finalized, it does not have a reinstatement process like Specific Developmental Instruments (SDIs) or Rate Instruments (RIs). SDIs and RIs may be subject to iterative updates and can be reinstated or revisited based on ongoing evaluations or changes in the training or educational context. This capacity for reinstatement allows for flexibility and responsiveness in addressing developmental needs and performance assessments through SDIs and RIs. Thus, recognizing this distinction clarifies why the correct choice is that the statement is false.