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2. how would you check for face validity:

  • correlate scores from a new test that has not been validated and an old established test. look for a strong positive correlation
  • correlating your test with one in the future
  • you would get people to make a judgment
  • experts examine all parts of the test until they agree that the content is appropriate

3. how would you check for concurrent validity:

  • correlate scores from a new test that has not been validated and an old established test. look for a strong positive correlation
  • you would get people to make a judgment
  • experts examine all parts of the test until they agree that the content is appropriate
  • correlating your test with one in the future

4. what is the definition of refers to whether or not a test or measuring instrument measures what it is should do

  • predictive validity
  • content validity
  • face validity
  • concurrent validity

5. what is the definition of whether a test can predict scores on a future test. if so the first test has good ...... :

  • predictive validity
  • face validity
  • content validity
  • concurrent validity

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