Tests that produce similar scores from one administration to the next:
A)have construct validity
B)have content validity
C)have been standardized
D)are reliable

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Tests that produce similar scores from one administration to the next are considered to be reliable. Reliability refers to the consistency and stability of a test over time and across different testing situations. Options A, B, and C are all important aspects of test development and validity, but they do not necessarily ensure consistency and stability of scores.

Tests That Produce Similar Scores from One Administration to the Next