Criterion validity measures
A) measures the theoretical concept it supposedly tests
B) measures the full range of behaviors represented by the concept
C) correlates with other valid tests of the same theoretical concept
D) All of the these are true

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Criterion validity is specifically about how well one measure predicts outcomes based on other measures or criteria that are already considered valid. It does not directly concern whether a test measures the theoretical concept it is supposed to (A), nor does it relate to whether a test measures the full range of behaviors represented by the concept (B).

Criterion Validity Measures