What Is the Difference Between Content Validity and Predictive Validity

question 13

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between content validity and predictive validity?

• A) Content validity refers to how well a test measures what it sets out to measure and predictive validity refers to how well a test is able to predict other future successes.
• B) Content validity refers to how much content the test covers, and predictive validity refers to future content that will be measured.
• C) Content validity refers to how well the test covers the specific content that it was designed to cover, and predictive validity refers to how well current test scores predict future test scores.
• D) Content validity refers to how well the test scores correlate with some external criterion and predictive validity refers to how well the test scores correlate with some future criterion.

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Definitions:

Payback Period

The amount of time it takes for an investment to generate an amount of income or cash flow to recover the cost of the investment.

Salvage Value

The projected sum an asset is expected to fetch at the end of its service life.

Cost Savings

The reduction in costs achieved through efficiency improvements, strategic purchase, or avoiding unnecessary expenses.

CCA Class

In Canadian taxation, a classification system for capital assets that determines the rate at which they can be depreciated.