Validation and revision of a test in use
Peterson, Donald A., Wallace, S. Rains
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1965 · Volume 50 · Issue 1
Abstract
The problems of evaluating a test when it is being used are discussed. Data are presented for a test when "in use" and in a "give but don't use" condition. Emphasis is placed upon the effects of indirect curtailment when a test is being correctly used with other valid selection instruments. This phenomenon presents problems both for evaluating a test and for the appropriate weighting of tests in a battery. This may be a major problem in applied selection research programs. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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