(Solution Library) Imagine you have just created a test measuring conservatism, which you defined conceptually as a world view that deferred to existing vs. new sources
Question: Imagine you have just created a test measuring conservatism, which you defined conceptually as a world view that deferred to existing vs. new sources of authority and that is distrustful of new approaches to human problems. Also, imagine you defined the construct as having 3 key aspects and that you developed items to sample each of these aspects: religious conservatism, political conservatism, and general conservatism.
Cite 3 ways you would attempt to establish the construct validity of this new test. What pattern of results would lead you to conclude that the test, in fact, measured conservatism?
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