Why Are Convergent and Discriminant Validity Often Evaluated Together

question 35

Multiple Choice

Why are convergent and discriminant validity often evaluated together?

• A) Because both terms mean the same thing
• B) Because both involve collecting information from a lot of psychological measures of theoretical interest
• C) Because both must be established before examining predictive and concurrent validity
• D) Because both require the use of scatterplots
• E) Because both have to be determined by a panel of experts

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Definitions:

Sinking Fund

A Sinking Fund is a fund established by an issuer of a bond to repay the principal amount of the bond at maturity, usually by setting aside funds over a period of time.

Protective Covenants

Clauses in a bond agreement that impose certain restrictions on the issuer to protect bondholders' interests, such as maintaining minimum financial ratios or limiting further debt issuance.

Indenture Agreement

A contract between a bond issuer and bondholders, specifying terms like interest rates, maturity date, and other conditions.

Term Structure

The relationship between interest rates or bond yields and different terms or maturities, often depicted in a curve.