If a test measures what it is supposed to be measuring,then we can say that the test is:
A) reliable
B) consistent
C) valid
D) conceptualized

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Validity refers to whether or not a test measures what it is intended to measure. Reliability refers to the consistency of measurement. Consistency is an important aspect of validity, but it is not the same thing as validity. Therefore, the correct answer is C - valid.

If a Test Measures What It Is Supposed to Be