MODULE #6

Question 1

is a degree by which the instrument measures what is intends to measure.

instruments ability to actually measure/test what is supposed to measure/test

Answer 1

Validity

Question 2

These methods of establishing validity deal with basics levels of knowledge about the variable and look at an instrument apparent value as a measurement technique rather that at its actual value. In other words, the instrument appears to measure what is supposed to measure

Answer 2

SELF-EVIDENT MEASURES

Question 3

refers to whether the instrument looks as though it is measuring the appropriate construct.

Answer 3

Face validity

Question 4

At the most basic level, when little or nothing is known about the variables being measured, the level of validity obtainable is called

Answer 4

Face Validity

Question 5

concerns the degree to which an instrument has an appropriate sample of items for the construct being measured and adequately covers the construct domain

Answer 5

Content Validity