Validity refers to
A) the stability of a measure over time.
B) the accuracy of a measure (or accuracy of inferences drawn from measurements).
C) the ability of a measure to predict work behavior.
D) the cost-effectiveness of a measure.

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Validity refers to the accuracy of a measure or the accuracy of inferences drawn from measurements. The other options (A, C, and D) refer to other aspects of a measure but do not capture the essence of validity. Option A refers to reliability, option C refers to predictive validity, and option D refers to cost-effectiveness.

Validity Refers to