C08 Evaluate the Validity and Reliability Part 3 Flashcards

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A researcher avoids collecting data on more than two students at a time due to influence of

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Complexity

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Accurate data

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All the above:
May be recorded by one observer even if interobserver agreement is low.
Reflect or closely approximate the true values of the observed event.
Can only be obtained using a reliable measurement system.

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Accurate data

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Reflect or closely approximate true values.

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The practitioner compared one observer’s measures of spelling during an observation session to a different observer’s measures of the same session and there was perfect agreement. This demonstrates

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IOA

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Data are more believable when

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They are obtained by reliable measures.
They are accurate.
IOA is high.

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The extent to which others are convinced that measures are accurate is called

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Believability

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A practitioner compared a newly trained observer’s measures of math fact performance to a report generated by a math facts computer program. This is a procedure for assessing

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Accuracy of the data

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IOA of two observers improves over time because they have come to an unspoken agreement of what topographies get scored, which differs from the operational definition. This influence is called

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Observer drift

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IOA can be influenced by

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Reactivity
Expectancy
Complexity of the data collection system.
Subtle changes in the definition of the target behavior.
Staff complaints about the person being observed.
Observers modifying operational definitions over time.

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10
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“We always get the same frequency when we both observe, indicating high

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IOA”

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When repeated measures consistently yield the same result for the same event, we say the measure demonstrates

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Reliability

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A practitioner compared one observer’s measure of SIB during a video taped observation session to that same observer’s earlier measure of the same video taped session. This is a procedure for assessing

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Reliability of the data collection procedure

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13
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Everyone was convinced that the measures of SIB were accurate because there was 100% IOA. These data are

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Believable

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A researcher avoids having a particular therapist who had bad experiences with a student collect data to avoid the influence of

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Expectancy

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15
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Using one-hour partial interval recording to measure high rate out of seat behavior is likely to result in a problem with the data’s

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Accuracy

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A researcher tries to collect data from a vantage point where the students will not know he’s there due to the influence of

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Reactivity

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The only way to know if data are accurate is to

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Compare them to true values

18
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While collecting data, an observer was dozing and missed recording several behaviors. He worried that his data would not be

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Accurate

19
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“His first test score was good. However, when retested, he got a lower score, thus calling into question the test’s

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Reliability”