Michael's LSAT (Law School Admission Test) Scores Correlate with His

question 92

Multiple Choice

Michael's LSAT (Law School Admission Test) scores correlate with his grade point average achieved in his first year of law school. Therefore, the LSAT is useful in deciding who to admit to law school due to

• A) good curriculum alignment.
• B) good construct-related evidence of validity.
• C) good criterion-related evidence of validity.
• D) good evidence of absence of assessment bias.

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Definitions:

Personal Spheres

Involve the distinct areas or aspects of an individual's life that are considered private and personal, often protected from external intrusion or scrutiny.

Social Coordination

The process by which individuals manage their interactions and activities with others to achieve shared goals, involving communication, joint attention, and mutual adjustment.

Preferences

Individual choices or inclinations towards certain options over others, often based on personal taste or value.

Social Domain Theory

The theory that the moral domain, the social conventional domain, and the personal domain have distinct rules that vary in how broadly the rules apply and in what happens when they are broken.