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Construct Validity

How to Measure Construct Validity

Construct validity is used to determine how well an assessment measures the construct that it is intended to measure.
How to Measure Construct Validity

What is the Difference Between Validity & Reliability?

In psychometrics, validity and reliability are used to assess how well a test measures something. When creating an assessment, organizations must con…
What is the Difference Between Validity & Reliability?
Convergent & Discriminant Validity

Understanding Convergent & Discriminant Validity

Convergent and discriminant validity are two subtypes of construct validity. This article defines and provides examples of these types of validity.
Understanding Convergent & Discriminant Validity
Predictive Validity

What is Predictive Validity?

Predictive validity is how well a test score can predict scores in other metrics. Learn how it works, the advantages & disadvantages and more.
What is Predictive Validity?

Security Standards for Vendors – Which is Best?

Any organization can claim to be secure. But how can a purchaser determine whether a software or cloud vendor has suitable security measures in place…
Security Standards for Vendors – Which is Best?

Measure knowledge, skills and abilities before, during and after learning

Measure knowledge, skills and abilities before, during and after learning

NEW: Listen Now to “Unlocking the Potential of Assessments” Podcast

NEW: Listen Now to “Unlocking the Potential of Assessments” Podcast

Ten Key Considerations for Defensibility and Legal Certainty for Tests and Exams

n my previous post, Defensibility and Legal Certainty for Tests and Exams, I described the concepts of Defensibility and Legal Certainty for tests an…
Ten Key Considerations for Defensibility and Legal Certainty for Tests and Exams

Take Our Quiz on Writing Good Test Questions

Take Our Quiz on Writing Good Test Questions