Jody applies to Animal Training School with the hope of becoming a dog trainer. As part of her application, the school has her take a test to predict if she has the skills and temperament(attitude) to make a good trainer. Sher does very well on the test and is accepted into the dog-training program. She graduates from the program with flying colors and goes on to become a dog trainer to the stars. Based on her performance as a trainer, what should we conclude about the test she took to get into school? O it has validity ↓ it has reliability O it is comprehensive it is standardized

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