1997•Journal of social behavior and personalityRequires access

New Evidence On the Construct Validity of Diagnostic Assessment Centers: The Findings May Not Be So Troubling After All

Jeffrey D. Kudisch, Robert T. Ladd, Gregory H. Dobbins

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Key concepts: Psychology, Construct validity, Construct (python library), Social psychology, Test validity, Applied psychology, Clinical psychology, Psychometrics

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