Traditionally, the different ways of accumulating validity evidence have been grouped into three categories:
A) content, criterion-related, and construct validity
B) face, criterion-related, and construct validity
C) face, content, and construct validity
D) content, concurrent, and predictive validity

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The traditional categorization of validity evidence includes content validity (the extent to which a measure represents all facets of a given construct), criterion-related validity (which can be further divided into concurrent and predictive validity, but is considered as one category here), and construct validity (the degree to which a test measures what it claims to be measuring).

Traditionally, the Different Ways of Accumulating Validity Evidence Have Been