Facets Of Content Validity
Facets of Content Validity is a conceptual framework within measurement theory that specifies the distinct dimensions or aspects through which the representativeness and relevance of a test or instrument's content are systematically evaluated in relation to the targeted construct.
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Content Validity—The Source of My Discontent
Robert M. Guion · Applied Psychological Measurement · 1977 · 201 citations · Full text
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Educational Testing Service
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