The Difference Between Concurrent and Predictive Validity Is Whether The

question 18

Multiple Choice

The difference between concurrent and predictive validity is whether the:

• A)prediction is made in the current context or in the future.
• B)focus is on the normative sample or the content of the items.
• C)instrument is designed for adults or children.
• D)evidence is analyzed using regression or analysis of variance.

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