1. NOT ASSESSED - Scale Development Flashcards

1
Q

Psychologists are interested in relationships between p____ e____

A

Psychological experiences

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2
Q

Measures are p____ for constructs that we cannot d____ assess

A

Proxies, directly

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3
Q

For claims to be true, m____ need to correspond to their c____

A

measures, constructs

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4
Q

Constructs are called l____ variables

A

latent

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5
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Measures intended to capture the latent variables are called o____ variables

A

observed

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6
Q

When constructs correspond to measures, the latent variable is assumed to c____ the scale s____

A

cause, scores

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7
Q

Three disadvantages of self-report scales are:
2. D____ of participants’ m____
2. Influenced by s____-p____ concerns
3. Influenced by participants’ r___- s____

A
  1. Dependent, memory
  2. Self-presentation
  3. response styles
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8
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What are three advantages of self-report scales
1. I____ r____
2. M____ to r____
3. E____ of a____

A
  1. Information richness
  2. Motivation to report
  3. Ease of administration
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9
Q

In the substantive phase of scale development, you make key decisions about your t____ c____ and what your scale will l____ like

A

target construct
look

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10
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Two main steps in the substantive phase of scale development are:
1. Construct c____ and l___- review
2. Generating i____

A
  1. Conceptualisation, literature
  2. Items
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11
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Two key questions construct conceptualisation are guided by are:
1. What experiences are a____ the construct?
2. What experiences are o____ the construct?

A
  1. About
  2. Outside
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12
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Two theoretical considerations of construct conceptualisation are:
1. Type of p____ e____
2. Construct s____

A
  1. Psychological experience
  2. Construct specificity
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13
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Direct items means pts are d____ invited to r____ on the construct of interest. The name of the construct is used in the i____ w____

A

directly, reflect
item wording

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14
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Indirect items means pts are invited to reflect on experiences that are about the construct of interest w____ n____ it. The construct of interest is o____ in the item wording

A

without naming
obscured

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15
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Discrimination means the degree of d____ between people should be p____ to the difference in s____

A

difference, proportional, scores

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16
Q

More response options leads to more v____ in responses

A

variability (good!… although not too many)

17
Q

Answers that express reverse of the studied construct are called r____-w____ iems

A

reverse-worded