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  • What is concurrent validity?
    the extent to which a new test is peer reviewed + corresponds with the results from a previous test
  • Why is population validity important in research?
    It assesses whether findings can be generalized to other groups of people besides those who participated in the study
  • What does internal validity refer to?
    the extent to which a test measures what it is supposed to measure
  • What is face validity?

    It refers to whether the items on a test look like they are assessing what the researcher intends to assess
  • What does construct validity assess?
    Whether a test assesses the underlying concepts or constructs
  • What does criterion validity refer to?
    It refers to the extent that test scores can predict future behavior or attitude
  • what is external validity?
    the extent to which research can be generalised to other settings