Chapter 5 Validity + Lecture 3 Flashcards
________ can be defined as the agreement between a test score or measure and the quality it is believed to measure
Validity
The psychometric standards are divided into three sections:
1 Found_____
2 Oper_______
3 Appli_______
Foundations; Operations; Applications
F____ V______ is the mere appearance that a measure has validity
Face Validity
C_____-realted v______ considers the adequacy of representation of the conceptual domain the test is design to cover
Content-related validity
C_______ Val_______ evidence tells us just how well a test corresponds with a particular criterion
Criterion Validity
Con_______-related evidence for validity comes from assessments of the simultaneous relationships between the test and the criterion
Concurrent
The reliability between a test and a criterion is usually expressed as a correlation called a Va____ Co_______
Validity Coefficient
The Va________ Co_________ tells us the extent to which the test is valid for making statements about the criterion
Validity Coefficient
A variable has a “_______ ______” if all scores for that variable fall very close together
restricted range
Before 1950, most social scientists considered only crit_____ and con_______ evidence for validity
Criterion and Content
A c______ is defined as something built by mental synthesis
construct
Con______ Val_______ ev_________ is established through a series of activities in which a researcher simultaneously defines some construct and develops the instrumentation to measure it
Construct Validity Evidence
What test is used when there is no criterion or universe or content accepted as entirely adequate to define the quality to be measured?
Construct Validity Evidence
Con______ validity shows that measures of the same construct converge, or narrow in, on the same thing
Convergent validity
To demonstrate dis________ evi_________, a test should have low correlations with measures of unrelated constructs, or evidence for what the test does not measure
discriminant evidence