Predictive validity is NOT concerned with
A)the use of a test score to predict some future occurrence.
B)the relationship between the predictive and criterion variables when both are assessed at the same point in time.
C)the use of a test score to predict some simultaneous occurrence.
D)the degree to which the measure appears to be measuring the full range of the construct.
E)predictive validity is concerned with all of the above.

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Predictive validity is concerned with the ability of a measure to predict future outcomes or events, and is not related to whether the measure appears to be measuring the full range of the construct or whether the predictive and criterion variables are assessed at the same time. Therefore, the correct answer is D, as this option is not related to predictive validity.

Predictive Validity Is NOT Concerned with