The degree to which a test corresponds to the theoretical model it purports to measure is called ______ validity.
A) concurrent
B) predictive
C) construct
D) content

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Construct validity refers to the extent to which a test measures the intended theoretical construct or concept. Content validity concerns whether the test comprehensively covers the topic or skills being tested. Concurrent validity measures whether the results of the test match up with those of an already established test measuring the same construct, while predictive validity is concerned with how well the test predicts future outcomes.

The Degree to Which a Test Corresponds to the Theoretical