Construct Validity of the GRE Aptitude Test Across Populations - An Empirical Confirmatory Study: Invariant Construct Validity
- “similar patterns of loadings across populations”
- “equal units of measurement across populations”
- “equal test score precision as defined by the standard error of measurement”
- Need to consider potential psychometric bias if the 3 criteria are different across the 4 populations
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