In the Context of Measurement, the Term Convergent Validity Refers

Multiple Choice

In the context of measurement, the term convergent validity refers to

A) evidence that a measure is not assessing something that it is not supposed to assess.
B) different types of evidence indicating that a measure is assessing the construct it was designed to assess.
C) evidence that the items on a measure have an appropriate difficulty threshold.
D) evidence that the measure is assessing one and only one construct.