When a test measures what it was constructed to measure,it is considered:
A) reliable
B) psychologically sound
C) constructive
D) valid

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When a test measures what it was constructed to measure, it is considered valid. Reliability refers to the consistency of results, psychological soundness is not a term typically used in relation to test validity, and constructive is not a relevant term in this context.

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