Factorial Validity Refers to How Many Different Constructs a Scale

question 12

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Factorial validity refers to how many different constructs a scale measures and whether the number of constructs and the items comprising those constructs are what the researcher intends.

Differentiate between the working conditions and health risks of farming versus factory work.

Understand the criteria for defining persistent poverty in counties and its implications.

Recognize the cultural barriers migrant farmworkers face in accessing healthcare.

Understand the disparities in health care access between rural and urban populations.

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