Two types of criterion validity are
A) concurrent and predictive
B) correlative and causative
C) content and construct
D) formative and summative

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Concurrent validity refers to the extent to which a test or measure correlates with an established criterion at the same time the criterion is being measured. Predictive validity refers to the extent to which a test or measure can predict future outcomes or behaviors related to the construct being measured. Therefore, A is the correct choice because it correctly identifies concurrent and predictive validity as the two types of criterion validity.

Two Types of Criterion Validity Are