A measurement that does not reflect the logical relationship between the variables lacks what kind of validity?
A)construct validity
B)face validity
C)criterion-related validity
D)content validity
E)split-half validity

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Construct validity is the degree to which a measure reflects the theoretical construct that it is intended to measure. If a measurement does not reflect the logical relationship between the variables, it lacks construct validity. Face validity refers to the extent to which a measure appears to assess what it is intended to measure, and is not directly related to the logical relationship between variables. Criterion-related validity is the extent to which a measure is related to an outcome or criterion variable, and content validity refers to the extent to which a measure adequately covers all aspects of the construct being measured. Split-half validity is a method of assessing internal consistency reliability.

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