LESSON 6 Flashcards

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degree by which ‘the instrument measures what intends to measure’

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validity

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2
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proved that the ‘instrument will consistently measure the right variables to be investigated’

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validity

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3
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the methods of establishing validity ‘deals with basic level of knowledge about the variable’ and look at an instrument’s apparent value

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self-evident measures

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4
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refers whether the instrument ‘looks as though it is measuring the appropriate construct’

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face validity

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5
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this is the lowest validation

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face validity

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6
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it is ‘used only when you are beginning to study a particular variable and have no prior knowledge to literature’

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face validity

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7
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self evident measures consists of:

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face validity
content validity

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8
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the degree to which an instrument has an appropriate sample of items fro the construct being measured and adequately ‘covers the CONSTRUCT domain’

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content validity

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9
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these are asked to judge whether or not ‘‘on the face of it’’, your work appears to be sound, that it will do what you want it to do

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panel of experts or subject matter experts

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