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lesson 7 Flashcards

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Referred as criterion related validity

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Pragmatic measures

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These “test the practical value of a particular research instrument or tool ‘’

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Pragmatic measures

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Answers the question: does it work? does it do what it is supposed to do?

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pragmatic measures

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It involves determining the relationship between an instrument and an external criterion

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Pragmatic measure

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Refers to an instrument’s ability to “distinguish individuals who differ on a present or current situation “

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Concurrent validity

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Refers to adequacy of an instrument in differentiating between people’s performance on some “future criterion”

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Predictive validty

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7
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What is the difference of predictive and concurrent validity?

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Timing

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Apritude test can be a what type of validity?

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Predictive validity

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Apritude test can be a what type of validity?

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Predictive validity

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Answers the question: what is the instrument really measuring?

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construct validity

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Used mainly for ‘measure of traits or feelings, such as generosity, grief, or satisfaction’

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contruct validity

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This is carried out by comparing two groups

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Contrast Group or Known Group technique

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This is carried out by comparing two groups

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Contrast Group or Known Group technique

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Contrast group can also be called as:

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Known group technique

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15
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It is designed to “test the theory or conceptual framework underlying the treatment”

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Experimental Manipulation

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16
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MTMM means

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Multitrait-multimethod matrix method

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Who made the MTMM?

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Campbell and Fiske

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Based ‘on the premise’ that different measures of the same contruct should produce very similar results, and the measures of different constructs

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MTMM

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Is the evidence that different methods of measuring a “contruct yield similar results”

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Convergent validity

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Is the ability to differentiate contruct from other similar construct

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Discriminant validity

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Preferred method of establishing contruct validity whenever it is possible to use it

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MTMM

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