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concurrent validity

concurrent validity Concurrent validity is the extent to which a measure shows the expected relationship with another relevant measure assessed at the same time.

Concurrent validity is the extent to which a measure shows the expected relationship with another relevant measure assessed at the same time. In the packet, this is illustrated by the TAPAS showing a moderate association with weight stigma.

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Drafting source: Lin Yi-Ching; Chen Jung-Sheng; Bevan Nadia; O’Brien Kerry S; Strong Carol; Tsai Meng-Che; Fung Xavier C C; Chen Ji-Kang; Lin I-Ching; Latner Janet D; Lin Chung-Ying. Chinese version of the Tendency to Avoid Physical Activity and Sport (TAPAS) scale: testing unidimensionality, measurement invariance, concurrent validity, and known-group validity among Taiwanese youths. 2024; DOI 10.1186/s40359-024-01870-y; article XML SHA-256 4454810ceb489ab1c374ae93b1daa00be7720efa6f96c7dfc73a016a9090ef02. “Chinese version of the Tendency to Avoid Physical Activity and Sport (TAPAS) scale: testing unidimensionality, measurement invariance, concurrent validity, and known-group validity among Taiwanese youths” (10.1186/s40359-024-01870-y).
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