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Prediction is defined as an ability to accurately forecast behavior. In Research studies, Prediction is the statement of a future outcome before data are collected

Predictive validity is the xtent to which a measure accurately forecasts how a person will think, act, and feel in the future; the extent to which test scores correlate with scores on other relevant measures administered at some point in the future. Moreover, Predictive validity is defined as a form of criterion validity in which test scores of applicants are compared at a later date with a measure of job performanc; a type of validity demonstrated when scores obtained from a measure accurately predict behavior according to a theory.

Predictive validity evidence refers to the evidence that a test forecasts scores on the criterion at some future time.

Deutsch: Prädisposition / Español: predisposición / Português: predisposição / Français: prédisposition / Italiano: predisposizione

Predisposition in psychology refers to the inherent inclination or tendency to experience certain mental health conditions, behaviors, or reactions based on genetic, biological, or environmental factors.

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Preeclampsia refers to a Condition of hypertension during pregnancy, typically accompanied by leg swelling and other sympt

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Preemployment/Background Screening refers to the screening of the background (education, previous jobs, training, etc) of potential employees

Preemption principle refers to the principle that the speech of a child's linguistic environment preempts or suppresses the language bioprogram.

Preestablished harmony is Leibniz's contention that God had created the monads composing the universe in such a way that a continuous harmony existed among them. This explained why mental and bodily events were coordinated. Likewise, Preestablished harmony is the belief that bodily events and mental events are separate but correlated because both were designed to run identical courses.