In Contrast to a Trinitarian View of Validity,a Unitary View

question 36

Multiple Choice

In contrast to a trinitarian view of validity,a unitary view of validity takes into account

• A) two of the three elements of the trinitarian view.
• B) none of the elements of the trinitarian view but a new model based on consequences of test use.
• C) all three elements of the trinitarian view plus additional factors such as cultural values.
• D) None of these

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