Sentence examples for unitary concept of from inspiring English sources

Messick's unitary concept of validity influenced language testing through Bachman's 1990 work (Cumming and Berwick 1996; Kunnan 1998).

Art should be defined only if there is a unitary concept of art that serves all of art's various purposes – historical, conventional, aesthetic, appreciative, communicative, and so on.

Instead of investigating a unitary concept of relevance, our conceptual framework considers both topical and psychological relevance as defined by Harter (1992).

Different types of validity became changed into a unitary concept of construct validity, underlining the importance of uniting different types of evidence to support a particular test use.

The unitary concept of science should be understood, following the later Wittgenstein, as a family-resemblance concept (For a criticism of Dupré's ideas, see Mitchell 2003 and Sklar 2003).

A seventh argument against defining art, with a normative tinge that is psychologistic rather than sociopolitical, takes the fact that there is no philosophical consensus about the definition of art as reason to hold that no unitary concept of art exists.

According to Sackett and Lievens (2008) the recent trend is an emerging new view of job performance beyond a single unitary concept to a more differentiated model.

Validity is often treated as a unitary concept, but the process of validation should be an ongoing process of accumulating various kinds of evidence [ 23].

This latter approach is predicated on a model in which the spectrum is not a unitary concept, but, instead, consists of subgroups with unique but overlapping genetic influences [ 7, 8].

"I was struck by the fact that in neuroscience motivation is assumed to be a single, unitary concept and just a function of external reward," says Murayama.

Validity can be describe as a unitary concept, which describes the reasonableness of any assessment strategy and how this is demonstrated [ 43].