Evidence that the scores on your focal test are not highly related to the scores from other tests that are designed to measure theoretically different constructs is known as:
A) Criterion-Related Evidence
B) Concurrent Evidence
C) Convergent Evidence
D) Discriminant Evidence

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Discriminant evidence refers to the degree to which a test does not correlate with other tests that measure different constructs, indicating that the test is measuring a distinct concept.

Evidence That the Scores on Your Focal Test Are Not