Construct validity is the extent to which the content of a test actually measures the knowledge or skills the test is supposed to measure
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
You might also like to view...
A case study is being conducted in a hospital, and several nurses are to be interviewed. Selecting the nurses is an example of:
a. cluster sampling. b. extreme case sampling. c. systematic sampling. d. internal sampling.
The "S" component of the reading system known as SQ3R calls for you to
A) speak the most important parts of the chapter out loud. B) slow down so that you do not forget what you are reading. C) warm up by conducting a survey of the chapter. D) slow down and stop frequently so as to understand the larger context of the chapter. E) none of these choices is true.
Scaffolding is a _____.
a. learning situation within a child’s reach b. process of two individuals coming to a shared understanding c. temporary support for children to accomplish a task d. process of acquiring more cognitive responsibility for a task
Low-quality care is associated with:
a. high staff turnover. b. low staff-to-child ratios. c. low teacher wages. d. all of the above.