Question

Match List I with List II:

LIST I(Explanation)		LIST II(Forms of Validity)
A	Content Validity	I	Pertains to whether the test appears valid to ex aminees who take it.
B	Concurrent Validity	II	A systematic examination of the test to deter mine whether it covers a representative sample of behaviour.
C	Predictive Validity	III	Validity of a test with another measure map ping the same behaviour.
D	Face Validity	IV	Effectiveness of a test in forecasting an indi vidual’s performance.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

• (A) →(II), (B) →(III), (C) →(IV), (D) →(I)
• (A) →(IV), (B) →(II), (C) →(III), (D) →(I)
• (A) →(I), (B) →(II), (C) →(IV), (D) →(III)
• (A) →(III), (B) →(IV), (C) →(I), (D) →(II)

Hint:

Face validity is the least scientific form of validity, focusing on whether a test “looks” valid to those taking it.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Validity types and their definitions:

• A. Content Validity → II: Systematically verifies if a test covers a representative sample of behavior.
• B. Concurrent Validity → III: Compares a test's results with another measure of the same behavior.
• C. Predictive Validity → IV: Measures a test's effectiveness in forecasting individual performance.
• D. Face Validity → I: Concerns whether the test appears valid to examinees.

Correct Answer: (1) (A) → (II), (B) → (III), (C) → (IV), (D) → (I)