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What does validity mean in everyday language?
What does validity mean in everyday language?
- Being executed with proper formalities
- Being logical and deductive
- Being acceptable and weak
- Being well grounded on principles or evidence (correct)
In legal terminology, what makes something valid according to lawyers?
In legal terminology, what makes something valid according to lawyers?
- Logical deduction
- Proper execution with formalities (correct)
- Acceptable judgment
- Meaningful content
How is validity discussed in psychological assessment?
How is validity discussed in psychological assessment?
- Judgment of usefulness for a particular purpose (correct)
- Phrased in terms of deductive reasoning
- Acceptable or weak terms used for judgment
- Based on logical inferences
What is the main focus of validity when applied to a test?
What is the main focus of validity when applied to a test?
How are judgments of test validity often expressed?
How are judgments of test validity often expressed?
What is the significance of the judgment of an instrument's validity?
What is the significance of the judgment of an instrument's validity?
Which aspect of a test score is validity concerned with?
Which aspect of a test score is validity concerned with?
How do people make judgments regarding validity in various contexts?
How do people make judgments regarding validity in various contexts?
What does a judgment of validity entail for a test score?
What does a judgment of validity entail for a test score?
How is validity in legal terminology different from that in psychological assessment?
How is validity in legal terminology different from that in psychological assessment?