Face Validity Differs from Other Forms of Validity in That

Multiple Choice

Face validity differs from other forms of validity in that:

A) it does not deal with the content of specific scale items
B) it is the most difficult form of validity to achieve
C) it cannot be established in a rigorous, systematic manner
D) items low in face validity can still be of use to the researcher(s)
E) it addresses whether a scale or set of items correlates with another closely related measure