When "putting a test to the test" and attempting to evaluate the suitability of a particular tool of measurement for a particular purpose,a test user would be well advised to consult
A) published sources such as test manuals and test reviews.
B) unpublished sources such as colleagues who have experience with it.
C) the test publisher through an e-mail or phone call.
D) All of these.

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Consulting published sources such as test manuals and test reviews can provide valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of a particular tool of measurement. Unpublished sources such as colleagues who have experience with the tool can also provide useful information. Finally, contacting the test publisher through email or phone call can provide clarity on any questions or concerns the test user may have. Therefore, all of these options are recommended for evaluating the suitability of a test for a particular purpose.

When "Putting a Test to the Test" and Attempting to Evaluate