What conclusion seems well supported by empirical evidence derived from research investigating validity generalization?
A)The "situational specific hypothesis" has not been disproved.
B)A test that is valid for one job will be valid for any other job.
C)For all paper-and-pencil tests, separate validity studies are not needed for each job.
D)The validity of a test is more generalizable across similar situations and similar jobs than has been previously thought.

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Research on validity generalization suggests that the validity of a test can be generalized across similar situations and jobs, challenging the idea that validity is entirely situation-specific.

What Conclusion Seems Well Supported by Empirical Evidence Derived from Research