Which Is NOT a Method of Evaluating the Validity of a Test

question 66

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a method of evaluating the validity of a test?

• A) evaluating scores on the test as compared to scores obtained on other tests
• B) evaluating the content of the test
• C) evaluating the percentage of passing and failing grades on the test
• D) evaluating test scores as they relate to predictions from a particular theory

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