Instrument Validation Quiz

Assessing construct validity is especially important when researching something that can't be directly measured or observed, such as intelligence, self-confidence, or happiness.

Validity refers to the extent to which the instrument measures what it intends to measure.

The procedure assessing the validity of an instrument is concerned with the accuracy and appropriateness of the instrument's results.

Construct validity is not important when researching concepts that cannot be directly observed.

The process of validation of an instrument does not involve citing the names and designations of those who validated the instrument.

True or false: The validation of an instrument assesses the accuracy and appropriateness of the instrument's results?

True or false: Construct validity is especially important when researching concepts that can be directly observed?

True or false: Validation of the instrument refers to the extent to which the instrument measures what it intends to measure?

True or false: Validity is concerned with the accuracy and appropriateness of the instrument's results?

True or false: Assessing construct validity is especially important when researching something that can be directly measured or observed?