Concurrent Validity Evidence Refers To

question 35

Multiple Choice

Concurrent validity evidence refers to:

• A) The relationship between test scores and criterion scores obtained at the same time
• B) Whether scores on a test correlated with scores on the same test given a week later
• C) Whether a test predicts scores on some criterion measure (e.g., success in training)
• D) Whether a test has an adequate coefficient alpha

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