The process in which a test or battery of tests is administered to a different sample (drawn from the same population) for the purpose of verifying the results obtained from the original validation study is called
A)redundancy validation.
B)repeat validation.
C)cross-validation.
D)inferential validation.

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Cross-validation refers to the process of administering a test or battery of tests to a different sample from the same population, in order to verify the results obtained from the original validation study. This helps to ensure the reliability and generalizability of the test results. Redundancy validation and repeat validation are not commonly used terms in the field of psychometrics. Inferential validation is a different method of test validation that involves using statistical methods to compare test scores with external criteria, such as job performance or academic success.

The Process in Which a Test or Battery of Tests