A test that validly predicts performance in more than one setting is said to have
A) predictive validity.
B) high validity generalization.
C) high test utility.
D) high reliability

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Validity generalization refers to the degree to which a test's validity coefficients can be generalized to different contexts or settings. Therefore, a test with high validity generalization can predict performance in more than one setting. The other choices, predictive validity, test utility, and reliability, do not necessarily indicate that a test can predict performance in multiple settings.

A Test That Validly Predicts Performance in More Than One