Exam 1 Flashcards
objective
measurable, quantifiable
subjective
rated, ranked, can’t be linked to a quantifiable degree or number
criterion referenced
comparitive;
superior-good-bad-poor etc
norm -referenced
scored against what is considered to be normal
discrete measuremtns
pass or fail (no actual score)
continuous measuremtns
infinite number of score (height or weight)
-dependent on accuracy of measuring tool
formative eval
takes place during the event
summative eval
takes place after the event
all research..
determines a relationship or difference
measuremtns are
true value +/- some error
X=T+E
validity
how well a device measures what it is supposed to measure w/ some acceptable error
valid X = T+ acceptable error
how can you know what is acceptable error?
increase in internal validity
more accurate - takes more time and more cost
reliability
dependability , consistent, repeatable
reliable score = true score +/- consistent error
reliability determined by
validity, repetition of measurement, stability of measured characteristics
objectivity: subset of what? determined by what?
subset of reliability
determined by validity, clear directions, ability to understand instructions
inter-rater reliability
between different judges
maximize objectivity
select measures who are not biased screening clear directions train the measurers monitor scoring
construct validity
evaluation made up of multiple factors to determine an ultimate idea