Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How does a nominal measure work?

A

Yes or No (or Able/Unable) answers

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2
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How does an Ordinal measure work?

A

You rank your response amongst multiple options

Example: 1- very difficult

2- Moderately difficulty

3- Little difficulty

4- No difficulty

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3
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How does a ratio response work?

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It is a number, which can be 0

“how many times a week do you go shopping”

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4
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How does an interval response measure work?

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It is a number that cannot be 0

Example: 11in of ankle circumference

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5
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What is inter-rater reliability?

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Consistency when comparing multiple raters

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6
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What is intra-rater reliability

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Consistency when comparing the same rater’s scores

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7
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What produces a more reliable answer?

Yes or No

OR

Yes, some difficulty
Yes, no difficulty
No

A

Just Yes and No

Note: other scale is more sensitive to change

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8
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What is face validity?

A

Does the instrument measure what it’s suppose to

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9
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What is content validity?

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Does the tool cover the entire subject it’s trying to measure?

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