Validity Frameworks is a structured conceptual system that specifies the overarching principles, dimensions, and criteria for evaluating the validity of assessments, distinguishing it from isolated validity methods by providing a comprehensive and integrative approach to validity argumentation.
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An argument-based approach to validity.
Michael T. Kane · Psychological Bulletin · 1992 · 886 citations
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