McCrae and Costa's (1990) finding that ratings obtained from spouses largely agreed with self-report primarily served to demonstrate the measure's:

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McCrae and Costa's finding that ratings obtained from spouses largely agreed with self-report shows the validity of the measure, as it indicates that the measure accurately assesses the construct it is intended to measure. If spouses largely agree with self-report, it suggests that the measure is accurately capturing the individual's self-perception.

McCrae and Costa's (1990) Finding That Ratings Obtained from Spouses