Abnormality Flashcards

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What is meant by validity?

A

Degree to which the measurement is measuring the thing we intend to measure

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What are the three different types of validity?

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Consent validity
Construct validity
Criterion validity

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What is meant by consent validity?

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Degree to which the measurement includes all dimensions of the theoretical concept

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What is meant by construct validity?

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Degree to which measurement corresponds to other measures of the construct

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What is meant by criterion validity?

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Degree to which measurements correlates with external criterion

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6
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What is is needed for something to be reliable?

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Reproductability of results on repeated measurement
Numerical test-retest duplicate meaures
Intra-observer agreement
Categorical inter-observer agreement

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What is meant by regression dilution bias?

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Regression towards the mean

Only measure risk factor once and does not account for all random error

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Define disease

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A disorder that is assigned to a diagnostic category

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9
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Define disorder

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A disturbance or departure from ‘normal’ function

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Define syndrome

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Group of symptoms and signs that tend to appear together, and collectively characterise a disorder

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What is meant by specified population?

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A denominator of groups of people with epidemiological dimensions
Time
Place
Person

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