Validity estimates are often expressed in terms of:
A)Degree to which validity is present
B)Whether or not validity is present
C)Likelihood of validity present
D)Amount of validity error present

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Validity estimates are typically expressed in terms of the degree to which validity is present, meaning the extent to which a test is actually measuring what it claims to be measuring. Validity can range from high to low, and is usually reported in terms of a correlation coefficient or other statistical measure.

Validity Estimates Are Often Expressed in Terms Of