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"Test validity" as a book category covers works that explain, evaluate, and apply the principles showing whether a measurement instrument or test actually measures what it is intended to measure and supports the inferences and decisions based on its scores. Titles in this category range from theoretical treatments of validity (construct, content, criterion-related, consequential validity) and measurement theory to practical guides on designing validation studies, conducting statistical analyses (classical test theory, item response theory, factor analysis), and documenting evidence in line with professional standards. They also address related topics such as reliability, item and test development, fairness and bias, legal and ethical issues, and reporting for stakeholders in education, clinical assessment, personnel selection, health measurement, and survey research. Books can be methodological textbooks, handbooks of best practices, case-study compilations of real-world validations, or regulatory and standards-oriented manuals, all aimed at helping researchers, practitioners, and policymakers ensure assessments are defensible and fit-for-purpose.

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