Concurrent validity evidence refers to:
A) The relationship between test scores and criterion scores obtained at the same time
B) Whether scores on a test correlated with scores on the same test given a week later
C) Whether a test predicts scores on some criterion measure (e.g., success in training)
D) Whether a test has an adequate coefficient alpha

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Concurrent validity evidence refers to the extent to which test scores correlate with criterion scores that are obtained at the same time, indicating how well the test measures what it is supposed to measure at that moment.

Concurrent Validity Evidence Refers To