Obtaining Both Test Scores and Criterion Scores from Some Intact

question 14

Multiple Choice

Obtaining both test scores and criterion scores from some intact, preselected population, and then correlating the scores, is an example of _______.

• A) concurrent validity
• B) predictive validity
• C) construct validity
• D) criterion-referenced validity

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Definitions:

Strategic Thinking

The process of analyzing critical factors and variables that will influence the long-term success of a business, then mapping out actions to achieve desired goals.

Industry Attractiveness

A measure of the potential profitability and prospects for growth within a particular industry or market sector.

Bargaining Power of Buyers

The influence that customers have over a producing industry, often affecting pricing, quality, and terms of sale.

Degree of Rivalry

The extent and intensity of competition among businesses within the same industry.