Each of the three approaches to validity assessment in the trinitarian model should BEST be thought of as
A) mutually exclusive as evidence of a test's validity with any one source necessary and sufficient for demonstrating a test's validity.
B) one type of evidence that, with others, contributes to a judgment concerning the validity of a test.
C) insufficient, either by themselves or together with the other two, to demonstrate the validity of a test.
D) None of these

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The three approaches to validity assessment in the trinitarian model - content, criterion-related, and construct - should be thought of as complementary methods that, along with other sources of evidence, contribute to an overall judgment about the validity of a test. No one approach is sufficient on its own to demonstrate validity, and the three approaches should not be seen as mutually exclusive.

Each of the Three Approaches to Validity Assessment in the Trinitarian