| construct validity |
The degree to which an instrument accurately measures the construct of concern. Examples of construct validity include, but are not limited to, convergent and discriminant validity.
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| construct validity |
refers to the fit between the theoretical and methodological approaches used in a program and the assessment instruments administered.
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| construct validity |
This refers the rules of measurement to an underlying theory or model;
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| construct validity |
The extent to which a test may be said to measure that which it has been designed to measure. This is a matter of judgement, based on accumulated evidence.
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| construct validity |
one of the forms of validity for an operational definition. If a test has "construct validity" then it measures what it says it measures, or rather there is evidence that it measures what it says it measures. There are various standard ways of trying to establish that a test has "construct validity." One standard way is triangulation. ...
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