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Construct validity 1234567 Predictive validity 1234567 Content validity 1234567 Parallel forms reliability 1234567 Divergent validity 1234567 Convergent validity 1234567 Test-retest reliability 1. When someone takes a test on one occasion and then again a short time thereafter, their scores on the two occasions should be highly similar. 2. When someone scores similarly on two forms (i.e., versions) of the same test. 3. When a test actually (and obviously) samples the behaviors of interest. 4. The degree to which a test measures a defined concept. 5. When a test can predict how the same person will score on another test. 6. When two different "kinds" of tests (i.e., a questionnaire and an observational method) measuring the same trait yield very similar results. 7. When two of the same "kind" of tests (i.e., two questionnaires) measuring two different traits do not correlate highly at all.

          Construct validity
1234567
Predictive validity
1234567
Content validity
1234567
Parallel forms reliability
1234567
Divergent validity
1234567
Convergent validity
1234567
Test-retest reliability
1.
When someone takes a test on one occasion and then again a short time thereafter, their scores on the two occasions should be highly similar.
2.
When someone scores similarly on two forms (i.e., versions) of the same test.
3.
When a test actually (and obviously) samples the behaviors of interest.
4.
The degree to which a test measures a defined concept.
5.
When a test can predict how the same person will score on another test.
6.
When two different "kinds" of tests (i.e., a questionnaire and an observational method) measuring the same trait yield very similar results.
7.
When two of the same "kind" of tests (i.e., two questionnaires) measuring two different traits do not correlate highly at all.

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