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validity (Geltung) is the probability of actual occurrence.
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validity The extent to which a test measures the skills it sets out to measure and the extent to which inferences and actions made on the basis of test scores are appropriate and accurate.
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validity (1) For wffs or propositions, see logical validity. (2) For arguments and inferences, see semantic validity; soundness; syntactic validity. Variable. A symbol whose referent varies or is unknown. A place-holder, as opposed to an abbreviation or name (a constant). See bound variables; constant; free variables.
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validity the extent to which a measurement or finding is true or appropriate.
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validity one of the cornerstones of good testing practice; refers to the degree to which a test measures what it is supposed to measure.
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