A significant, positive relationship exists between scores on a new test of intelligence and scores on the fifth edition of the Stanford-Binet intelligence scale. These data may be viewed as supportive of which type of validity evidence for the new test? - criterion-related validity - content validity - convergent evidence of construct validity - discriminant evidence of construct validity

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Roberto Hendrix

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17 September, 23:52

A significant, positive relationship exists between scores on a new test of intelligence and scores on the fifth edition of the Stanford-Binet intelligence scale. These data may be viewed as supportive of which type of validity evidence for the new test? - criterion-related validity - content validity - convergent evidence of construct validity - discriminant evidence of construct validity

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Teagan Andersen · Answer 1

Convergent evidence of construct validity

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Construct validity is a way to test the validity of a test. Construct validity is used basically in education, social science, and psychology. It shows that the test is measuring the construct it claims its measuring. For example, you might try to find out the reason why emotional maturity increases in elementary school children. Construct validity would measure if your research is measuring the emotional maturity. It is an important scientific concept. It is important to evaluate the validity of the personality test.

Convergent validity is the sub-part of construct validity.