Validity
Validity
In logic, the quality of being founded on truth, fact, or law or the attribute of an argument that conforms with logical laws -- in common usage, the extent to which something does what it is used or intended to do (Note: Use "Test Validity" for validity of tests, inventories, scales, etc. -- prior to Mar80, this term was not scoped)
Alternative terms
Broader Terms
More specific terms
- NT5 ↓ Predictive Validity
- NT5 ↓ Test Validity ►
Related terms
- RT⇆ Accuracy
- RT⇆ Causal Models
- RT⇆ Correlation
- RT⇆ Data Interpretation
- RT⇆ Evaluation
- RT⇆ Generalization
- RT⇆ Mixed Methods Research
- RT⇆ Multiple Regression Analysis
- RT⇆ Path Analysis
- RT⇆ Program Validation
- RT⇆ Regression (Statistics)
- RT⇆ Reliability
- RT⇆ Replication (Evaluation)
- RT⇆ Robustness (Statistics)
- RT⇆ Statistical Analysis
- RT⇆ Statistical Data
- RT⇆ Statistical Distributions
- RT⇆ Validated Programs
- RT⇆ Weighted Scores
