A test that produces the same results if administered on different occasions to the same person is considered:
A) probable
B) valid
C) reliable
D) psychologically sound

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A test that produces consistent results is considered reliable. This means that it can be replicated and trusted upon for future use. Probable and psychologically sound are not appropriate terms for describing a test's reliability. Validity refers to whether a test measures what it is intended to measure, which is a separate concept from reliability.

A Test That Produces the Same Results If Administered on Different