Lesson 4: Reliability and Validity Flashcards

1
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___________ is the agreement between two independent observers.

A

Reliability

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_______ _________ is the correlation between ratings by outside judges and observations by trained observers.

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Social validity

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3
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Repeated observations

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how reliable your data is based on if you can repeat it and get the same results. If you get vastly different results, it’s probably not an accurate practice. This method takes a long time because you need to have multiple measurements to make it valid.

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4
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Two conditions for measuring reliability

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1) The two observers must use the same behavioral definition

2) They must observe the same response

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5
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Behavior analysts use ___ ______ when they can compare each observation of two observers.

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trial reliability (can always use this method with interval and time sample recording)

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6
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Behavior analysts use ________ _______ when they can only compare the total observations.

A

frequency reliability

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7
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Three ways you can use trial reliability

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1) interval and time sample recording
2) checklist (setting a table, all at once checking)
3) event-recording checklist (a checklist for a tutor of what she needs to do)

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8
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Most researches aim for a reliability of ___ or more

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90%

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9
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The third tactic is to check for _______ and ______ _______.

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reliability, social validity

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