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Social Studies, 26.03.2020 00:55 nanakwameyeb

Some colleges no longer require the SAT I or the ACT tests, instead basing their admissions on other factors, such as high school GPA. A large reason that they have done this is that they have found a low correlation between the scores on the tests and the students' freshman year GPA. In other words, they were concerned that college entrance exams lacked which type of validity?
a) face validity
b) criterion validity
c) discriminant validity
d) content validity

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