Which type of validity describes the extent to which test scores obtained at one time account for variance in criteria obtained at the same time?

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Concurrent validity refers to the extent to which a test correlates with existing measures of the same construct obtained at the same time. This type of validity is used when the criterion and test are measured simultaneously. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

Which Type of Validity Describes the Extent to Which Test