In Evaluating an Instrument's Validity, Practitioners Should

question 14

Multiple Choice

In evaluating an instrument's validity, practitioners should:

• A)always select an instrument that has the highest validity coefficients.
• B)be convinced by the preponderance of evidence on the appropriate use of that instrument.
• C)not use an instrument unless a factor analysis has been conducted.
• D)select those instruments that have a multitrait-multimethod matrix.

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