Criterion-related validity refers to a. the degree to which a measure covers the range of meanings included within the concepts b. a comparison of measures to some external criterion c. the basis of logical relationships among variables d. an empirical measure that may or may not agree with our common understanding of a particular concept

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Eden Bonilla

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6 March, 20:03

Criterion-related validity refers to a. the degree to which a measure covers the range of meanings included within the concepts b. a comparison of measures to some external criterion c. the basis of logical relationships among variables d. an empirical measure that may or may not agree with our common understanding of a particular concept

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Sidney Dunlap · Answer 1

Option B

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Criterion-related validity is basically the extent to which a measure is used to compared the validity or outcome of another measure. It can also be put in another word as the a test to evaluate the outcome of a measure based on a criterion that has been established. So it means it is a set of criteria used to determine the extent of the occurrence of a measure. The best option that explains this is option B