Construct Validity
A foundational concept in psychometrics that assesses whether a measurement instrument genuinely measures the abstract trait or ability it claims to measure. It serves as a key criterion for evaluating the scientific rigor of measurement tools across psychology and related fields.
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Construct validity is a core concept in psychometrics, referring to whether a test truly measures the psychological construct it claims to measure.
The concept of construct validity was first systematically proposed by Cronbach and Meehl in 1955.
The validation of construct validity typically includes three aspects: content validity, structural validity, and external validity.
Cronbach和Meehl在1955年提出了'法则网络'（nomological network）概念，用于验证构念效度
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Construct validity is a core concept in psychometrics, referring to whether a test truly measures the psychological construct it claims to measure.
50%UnverifiedThe concept of construct validity was first systematically proposed by Cronbach and Meehl in 1955.
50%UnverifiedThe validation of construct validity typically includes three aspects: content validity, structural validity, and external validity.
50%UnverifiedCronbach和Meehl在1955年提出了'法则网络'（nomological network）概念，用于验证构念效度
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