If the measures associated with a test are said to be consistent, you might conclude that the measure is which of the following?
A) Standard
B) Valid
C) Reliable
D) Concurrent

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Consistency is a characteristic of reliability, meaning that the measure consistently produces similar results when administered under similar conditions. Standard refers to a predetermined level or criterion used for comparison, validity refers to whether a measure accurately measures what it is intended to measure, and concurrent validity refers to whether a measure is correlated with an existing and established measure of the same construct.

If the Measures Associated with a Test Are Said to Be