If a Test Has Low Predictive Validity, Then

question 99

Multiple Choice

If a test has low predictive validity, then

• A) someone who scores high one time will probably get a below-average score the next time.
• B) someone who scores high one time will probably get just an average score the next time.
• C) the test does not measure what it is supposed to measure.
• D) the questions have not yet been standardized on a large population.

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Definitions:

Machine-Hours

A measure of the total time that machines are operating during a specific period.

Direct Labor-Hours

The total amount of time spent by workers directly involved in the production of goods, measured in hours.

Total Job Cost

The cumulative cost of materials, labor, and overhead for a specific job, useful in tracking expenses and determining profitability for that job.

Machine-Hours

A measure of the amount of time a machine is used in the production process, often used as a basis for allocating costs to products.