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nomological validity

nomological validity Nomological validity is evidence that a measure fits into an expected pattern of relationships with other variables or constructs.

Nomological validity is evidence that a measure fits into an expected pattern of relationships with other variables or constructs. In this source, it was examined by testing whether parts of the scale were related to migrants’ acculturative stress in the predicted way.

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Drafting source: Renzaho Andre M N; Polonsky Michael J; Ferdous Ahmed; Yusuf Adnan; Abood Julianne; Salami Bukola Oladunni; Woodward Kerry; Green Julie. Establishing the psychometric properties of constructs from the conceptual ‘Settlement Services Literacy’ framework and their relationship with migrants’ acculturative stress in Australia. 2022; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0266200; article XML SHA-256 47751b7e67607d17eac8343ed8b1b08afb0d52ca3fc9918551030bcb02bafa0c. “Establishing the psychometric properties of constructs from the conceptual ‘Settlement Services Literacy’ framework and their relationship with migrants’ acculturative stress in Australia” (10.1371/journal.pone.0266200).
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