The Most All-Encompassing And, Thus, Most Important Kind of Validity

question 60

Multiple Choice

The most all-encompassing and, thus, most important kind of validity is:

• A) construct.
• B) criterion.
• C) convergent.
• D) discriminant.

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Definitions:

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A condition where individuals or households are unable to predict their future financial stability, often due to unstable employment or income.

Labor Contracts

Legal agreements between employers and employees outlining terms of employment, including duties, compensation, and working conditions.

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Herbert Hoover

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