316 Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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Criteria of psychometric assessment (2)

A

Reliability

Validity

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The CONSISTENCY and accuracy with which an instrument measures the attribute of interest

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Reliability

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3
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3 aspects of reliability

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Stability

Internal consistency

Equivalence

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4
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An evaluation of the quality of a measuring device

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Psychometric assessment

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5
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The extent to which scores are similar on two separate administrations of an instrument

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Stability

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6
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Test-retest Reliability is related to

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Stability

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7
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The extent to which all items on an instrument measure the same unit

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Internal consistency

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8
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How is internal consistency assessed?

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Cronbach’s Alpha/coefficient alpha

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9
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In order to have legitimate internal consistency, the Cronbach Alpha must be

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Greater than .70

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10
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Which of the 3 factors of reliability is most widely used?

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Internal Consistency

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11
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The degree of similarity between alternative forms an instrument or similarities between observers

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Equivalence

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12
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So when you hear the term interobserver/interrater reliability, think

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Equivalence

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13
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Reliability is lower with

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Homogeneous sample

Shorter multi-item instrument (less items)

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