Criterion-related validity is meaningful when
A)the predictor is stable.
B)the criterion is valid and reliable.
C)the criterion is valid but not necessarily reliable.
D)the predictor is reliable.

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Criterion-related validity is meaningful when the criterion (the standard against which the test is compared) is both valid and reliable. This ensures that the test is accurately measuring what it is supposed to measure and that the measurements are consistent over time.

Criterion-Related Validity Is Meaningful When