Your friend Dominic is complaining about having to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), a test that is required to go to graduate school and is similar to the ACT and SAT. He complains, "Tests like the GRE don’t really measure how well people actually do in graduate school." Dominic is questioning the of the test.

Criterion Validity                                                                

Explanation:

Criterion Validity: In psychometrics, the term "criterion validity" is also referred to as "concrete validity", and is described as a phenomenon in which the degree of a specific measure is associated with an outcome of some other measure is being determined.

However, criterion validity is further divided into predictive and concurrent validity. Criterion validity is being used by the researcher if the researcher wants to predict a specific behavior in some situations, for example, present, future, or past.

In the question above, Dominic is questioning the criterion validity of the test.

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