Validity in Testing or Measurement Is Demonstrated When a Measure

question 18

Multiple Choice

Validity in testing or measurement is demonstrated when a measure:

• A) produces results that are similar to the ones expected.
• B) is shown to be measuring what it is intended to measure.
• C) demonstrates consistency in scores obtained through multiple administrations.
• D) is logical and does not show any logical fallacies.

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Definitions:

Consumer Surplus

The gap between the amount consumers are ready to spend on a good or service and the amount they end up paying.

Polluting Activity

Any activity by individuals, companies, or organizations that introduces contaminants into the environment, causing pollution and harm to ecosystems.

Corrective Taxes

Taxes designed to influence market outcomes by correcting for the effects of externalities, encouraging or discouraging certain behaviors.

Regulations

Rules or directives made and maintained by an authority to regulate behavior, often in professional settings, industries, or governmental areas.