If I can say that my weekly statistics quiz fairly assesses the material covered, what source of validity evidence should I have collected?
A) Criterion validity
B) Content validity
C) Construct validity
D) Concurrent validity

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Content validity is the extent to which a measure represents all aspects of a given social construct. In this case, if the quiz covers all the material taught in the class, the quiz would have content validity. Other types of validity evidence, such as criterion or construct validity, may not be relevant or feasible for assessing the effectiveness of a weekly statistics quiz.

If I Can Say That My Weekly Statistics Quiz Fairly