Use the Following to Answer Questions 16-18

question 44

Short Answer

Use the following to answer questions 16-18:
In each set, match a concept from Group A to a definition or example from Group B.
-Measurement Validity
Group A
1. Face validity
2. Content validity
3. Criterion validity
4. Concurrent validity
5. Predictive validity
6. Construct validity

Group B
a. A measure obviously pertains to the meaning of the concept being measured more than to other concepts
b. A measure is validated by being closely related to a criterion conducted at the same time
c. A measure is validated by relating to other measures specified by a theory
d. A measure covers the full range of a concept's meaning
e. A measure is validated by its ability to yield consistent scores
f. A measure is validated by predicting scores on a criterion measured in the future
g. The results of one measure match those obtained with a more direct or an already validated measure of the same phenomena

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Definitions:

Fixed Factory Overhead Volume Variance

The difference between the budgeted and actual fixed overhead allocated to production, based on changes in the volume of goods produced.

Standard Labor Hours

The predetermined amount of time expected to be required to complete a unit of production under normal conditions.

Overhead

Indirect costs or expenses related to the production process or operational activities of a business that are not directly tied to a specific product or service.

Controllable Variance

Controllable variance refers to the difference between actual costs and the expected costs that can be controlled or influenced by a manager.