All tests that have been shown to be statistically reliable, must also be
A) valid
B) norm-referenced
C) criterion-referenced
D) none of these

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Statistical reliability refers to the consistency of a test's results over time, but it does not guarantee that the test is valid (measuring what it is supposed to measure), norm-referenced (comparing test takers to each other), or criterion-referenced (measuring test takers against a fixed set of criteria). A test can be reliable without being valid, norm-referenced, or criterion-referenced.

All Tests That Have Been Shown to Be Statistically Reliable