It has generally been assumed that a concurrent validation design is superior to a predictive one.

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Concurrent validation and predictive validation serve different purposes and neither is inherently superior; the choice between them depends on the specific goals of the validation study. Concurrent validation assesses how well a test predicts current performance, while predictive validation assesses how well a test predicts future performance.

It Has Generally Been Assumed That a Concurrent Validation Design