Discriminant validity ensures that when a measure is used for one construct (Construct A) it is the same in terms of its content from a measure used to measure another construct (Construct B).

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Discriminant validity ensures that a measure of one construct is distinct and not overly similar to measures of different constructs, indicating that the constructs are indeed separate.

Discriminant Validity Ensures That When a Measure Is Used for One