A test necessarily lacks content validity when it a. does not ...

[karlynnae]

A test necessarily lacks content validity when it
 a. does not successfully predict the criterion.
  b. is made up of a statistically significant selected sample of items from a large collection of items.
  c. has excellent face validity.
  d. is made up of a random selection of items from a population of items.
  e. is made up of items which do not represent the domain of the construct.

Question 2

The time a person wakes up in the morning has been shown to be a good predictor of the time the person goes to bed. Wake up time is best described as having
 a. construct validity.
  b. content validity.
  c. concurrent validity.
  d. predictive validity.
  e. convergent validity.

[laurnthompson]

Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

D

[karlynnae]

TYSM

[Zebsrer]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it