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incremental validity : ウィキペディア英語版
incremental validity
Incremental validity is a type of validity that is used to determine whether a new psychometric assessment will increase the predictive ability beyond that provided by an existing method of assessment.〔Sackett, P. R. & Lievens, F. 2008. "Personnel selection." ''Annual Review of Psychology'', 59, 419-450〕 In other words, incremental validity seeks to answer if the new test adds much information that might be obtained with simpler, already existing methods.〔Lillenfield et al. 2005 "What's wrong with this picture?" ''www.psychologicalscience.org'' http://www.psychologicalscience.org/newsresearch/publications/journals/sa1_2.pdf〕
==Definition and Examples==
When an assessment is used with the purpose of predicting an outcome (perhaps another test score or some other behavioral measure), a new instrument must show that it is able to increase our knowledge or prediction of the outcome variable beyond what is already known based on existing instruments.〔 〕
Example: The use of “projective personality assessments” such as the Rorschach ink blot might be considered unnecessary since other, objective exams perform its task (determining if the examinee has mental illness) faster and more reliably and once those measurement scores are known, the Rorschach adds no new information. The Rorschach would thus have poor incremental validity, since clinicians can determine the existence of mental illness just as reliably with the Rorschach plus other exams as with other exams alone.
A positive example may be a clinician who uses an interview technique as well as a specific questionnaire to determine if a patient has mental illness and has better success at determining mental illness than a clinician who uses the interview technique alone. Thus, the specific questionnaire would be considered incrementally valid. Because the questionnaire in conjunction with the interview produced more accurate determinations, and added information for the clinician, the questionnaire is incrementally valid.

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