Concurrent validity concerns itself with whether the measure enhances the ability to gauge present characteristics.

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Concurrent validity refers to the degree to which a measure is related to other measures or outcomes that it should be related to, at the same time. It is concerned with assessing the accuracy of a measure when compared to other measures that are already known to be accurate. Thus, it can be said that concurrent validity is about establishing whether the measure enhances the ability to gauge present characteristics.

Concurrent Validity Concerns Itself with Whether the Measure Enhances the Ability