A Test That Has Low Predictive Validity Produces Scores That

question 48

Multiple Choice

A test that has low predictive validity produces scores that

• A) vary randomly when a person takes the test several times.
• B) are more fair to one group of people than to another.
• C) improve only slightly with practice.
• D) do not correlate strongly with performance on some other task.

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