Chapter 5 Validity + Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

________ can be defined as the agreement between a test score or measure and the quality it is believed to measure

A

Validity

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2
Q

The psychometric standards are divided into three sections:
1 Found_____
2 Oper_______
3 Appli_______

A

Foundations; Operations; Applications

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3
Q

F____ V______ is the mere appearance that a measure has validity

A

Face Validity

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4
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C_____-realted v______ considers the adequacy of representation of the conceptual domain the test is design to cover

A

Content-related validity

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5
Q

C_______ Val_______ evidence tells us just how well a test corresponds with a particular criterion

A

Criterion Validity

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6
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Con_______-related evidence for validity comes from assessments of the simultaneous relationships between the test and the criterion

A

Concurrent

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7
Q

The reliability between a test and a criterion is usually expressed as a correlation called a Va____ Co_______

A

Validity Coefficient

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8
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The Va________ Co_________ tells us the extent to which the test is valid for making statements about the criterion

A

Validity Coefficient

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9
Q

A variable has a “_______ ______” if all scores for that variable fall very close together

A

restricted range

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10
Q

Before 1950, most social scientists considered only crit_____ and con_______ evidence for validity

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Criterion and Content

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11
Q

A c______ is defined as something built by mental synthesis

A

construct

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12
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Con______ Val_______ ev_________ is established through a series of activities in which a researcher simultaneously defines some construct and develops the instrumentation to measure it

A

Construct Validity Evidence

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13
Q

What test is used when there is no criterion or universe or content accepted as entirely adequate to define the quality to be measured?

A

Construct Validity Evidence

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14
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Con______ validity shows that measures of the same construct converge, or narrow in, on the same thing

A

Convergent validity

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15
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To demonstrate dis________ evi_________, a test should have low correlations with measures of unrelated constructs, or evidence for what the test does not measure

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discriminant evidence

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16
Q

All published tests have to meet the requirements outlined by the S_______ for Educational and p__________ Testing

A

Standards; Psychological

17
Q

What makes a good test?
1 Re______
2 Va________
3 St__________

A

Reliability; Consistency; Standardisation

18
Q

________ of a measure – extent of being free from measurement error

A

Reliability

19
Q

______ ______ _____ theory

Observed score = True score + Measurement error

A

Classical test score

20
Q

Errors assumed to be random in ______ ______ ______ theory

A

Classical Test Score

21
Q

Standard deviation of the distribution of errors shows magnitude of measurement error in ________ _______ ________ theory

A

classical test score theory

22
Q

Sources of Measurement Error
● _____ sampling - changes over time
● I____ sampling – different items used to assess the same attribute
● Internal consistency – consistency of items within the same test

A

Time; item