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Which of the following would contribute the best evidence for the score validity of a new group intelligence test?
 
  a. The correlation between Form A and Form B of the test
  b. The correlation between test scores and grades in reading
  c. The correlation between test scores and scores from the Stanford-Binet intelligence test
  d. An examination of the homogeneity of scores on the test

Question 2

Test validity is to ____ error as reliability is to ____ error.
 
  a. systematic, random b. random, systematic



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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