Is this a facet of his personality?
Food has become a facet of fashionable style in England.
And maybe that is a facet of its peculiar magnetism.
There will also be a facet of the formal investigation.
Further studies in different patient populations, evaluating different facets of validity (including for example, the evaluation of discriminatory capacity), are necessary to confirm these proposals.
Following the pilot, extensive validity and reliability testing will be undertaken and reported, drawing on data specifically obtained to investigate internal consistency and test-retest reliability, as well as various facets of validity, especially construct and predictive validity.
Notably, many instruments contained multiple facets of validity evidence (i.e., those outlined in Table 1, such as content and internal structure validation) and multiple aspects of reliability evidence (e.g., interrater reliability, Cronbach's alpha).
Several studies examined different facets of validity, ascertaining both concurrent validity —sensitivities of 69%to100%00 %, specificities of 65%to94%94 %, and areas under the Receiver Operating Curve (AUROC) varying from 0.77 to 0.91 [ 17– 21]— and construct validity —correlations between the IQCODE and cognitive screening tests and neuropsychological tests ranging from −0.12 to −0.78 [ 17, 22].
A systematic review of validity facets in portfolio research: hit the target and don't miss the point.
Within the potential facet, each of the measurement variables highly correlated, meaning that the measurement variable converges into a facet that has convergent validity.
However, Messick (1989, p.20) argued that content- and criterion-related evidence contribute to score meaning, and therefore they should be seen as facets of construct validity.
