Module 5 Flashcards

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1
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the exact procedure for creating values of the independent variable

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Experimental Operational Definition

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the exact procedure for measuring the dependent variable

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Measured Operational Definition

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Reliability

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  1. Interrater Reliability
  2. Test-retest Reliability
  3. Interitem Reliability
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4
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observers agree in
their measurement
of the behavior

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Interrater Reliability

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5
Q

the degree to which a
person’s scores are
consistent across two or
more administrations of a measurement procedure

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Test-retest Reliability

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6
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the degree to which different parts of an instrument that are designed to measure the same variable achieve consistent results

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Interitem Reliability

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Validity

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  1. Face Validity
  2. Content Validity
  3. Construct Validity
  4. Predictive Validity
  5. External Validity
  6. Internal Validity
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8
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a manipulation or measurement technique is self-
evident

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Face validity

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9
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how accurately a measurement
procedure samples the content
of the dependent variable

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Content validity

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10
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how accurately an operational definition represents a construct

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Construct validity

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how accurately a measurement procedure predicts future performance

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Predictive validity

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12
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the degree to which research findings can be generalized to other settings and individuals

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External validity

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13
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the degree to which changes in
the dependent variable across
treatment conditions were due
to the independent variable

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Internal validity

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Threats to Reliability and Validity

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  1. History threat
  2. Maturation threat
  3. Testing threat
  4. Instrumentation threat
  5. Statistical regression threat
  6. Selection threat
  7. Subject mortality threat
  8. Selection interactions
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15
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occurs when an event
outside the experiment threatens internal validity by changing the dependent variable

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History Threat

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16
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produced when physical or psychological changes in the subject threaten internal validity by changing the DV

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Maturation Threat

17
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occurs when prior exposure to a measurement procedure affects performance on this measure during the experiment

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Testing Threat

18
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when changes in the measurement instrument or measuring procedure threatens internal validity

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Instrumentation Threat

19
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occurs when subjects
are assigned to conditions on the basis of extreme scores, and subjects are retested using the same procedure to measure change on the dependent variable

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Statistical Regression
Threat

20
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occurs when individual differences are not balanced across treatment conditions by the assignment procedure

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Selection Threat

21
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occurs when subjects drop out of experimental conditions at different rates

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Subject Mortality
Threat

22
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occur when a selection
threat combines with at
least one other threat

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Selection Interactions