If a particular test "X" is designed to measure success in a particular job, and it is accurate and useful for that purpose, then the test is said to be
A)valid.
B)structured.
C)ambiguous.
D)reliable.

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A test that accurately measures what it is supposed to measure (in this case, success in a particular job) is considered to be valid. Validity refers to the degree to which a test measures what it claims to measure.

If a Particular Test "X" Is Designed to Measure Success