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If a Test Measures Something Consistently but Does Not Measure

Question 16

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If a test measures something consistently but does not measure what it was designed to measure, then the test is

A) reliable but not valid.
B) reliable but not standardized.
C) standardized but not reliable.
D) valid but not reliable.

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