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what is content validity?
Do the individual questions or items adequately cover the entire concept being measured?
Looks at whether all important parts of a concept are represented.
what is construct validity
Does the measurement actually measure the larger concept or idea it is supposed to measure?
Researchers look at other research and established measurements.
Can use factor analysis to determine which variables go together.
Sometimes called concept validity.
what is concurrent validity?
Compares an assessment with another existing assessment that measures the same concept.
The two assessments should produce similar results.
what is predictive validity?
Measures whether an assessment can predict future performance or outcomes.
what is pragmatic validity?
Accuracy of a measuring instrument in predicting someone's current or future status.
Focuses on whether the measurement is useful in real-world situations.
what is convergent-discriminant validity?
Convergent: Different measurements of the same concept should produce similar results.
Discriminant: The same measurements of different concepts should produce different results.
what is the relationship between reliability and validity?
an assessment that is highly reliable does not have to be valid
but, an assessment that is valid has to also be reliable