The Different Categories of Validity

question 56

Multiple Choice

The different categories of validity

• A)are important distinctions with little overlap.
• B)have little use when determining overall validity.
• C)must each be considered in order to determine validity of a scale.
• D)are convenient grouping methods, but not distinctly different from each other.

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Definitions:

Essence

The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, especially something abstract, that determines its character.

Self-Identity

An individual's conscious recognition of themselves, comprising elements such as personal values, beliefs, and characteristics.

Universal Spirit

A concept referring to an all-encompassing, omnipresent spiritual presence or force believed to exist throughout the universe.

Hegel

A German philosopher of the late Enlightenment period, known for his dialectical method and his contributions to absolute idealism.