Quiz #3 Flashcards

1
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validity aims to…

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accurately/appropriately measure

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2
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reliability aims to…

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measure consistency

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3
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simple random sampling w/ replacement

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pick names/items/choices, replace, and pick again

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4
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simple random sampling w/o replacement

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picks names/items/choices, DO NOT replace, list changes

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5
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face validity

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the simplest form, measure APPEARS to measure what it was intended to

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6
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content validity

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instrument covers “all” the elements of the concept being measure

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7
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concurrent criterion validity

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compares the instrument to a similar instrument that is ALREADY known to be a valid measure of the concept of interest

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8
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predictive criterion validity

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compares the results of the instrument in question w/ future results

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9
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divergent validity

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looks at two instruments, the results from them should NOT correlate

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10
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convergent validity

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looks at two instruments, the results from them SHOULD correlate

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11
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re-test reliability

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measure is obtained by administering the same test 2x over a period of time to a group of individuals

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12
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multiple testing effect

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choices may vary since test has been given already

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13
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internal consistency

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evaluates the degree in which diff. test items that measure the same construct produce similar results

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14
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forward only translation approach

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one-way approach from the source language to a target language

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15
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forward translation w/ testing approach

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stronger than f.o.t.a.

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16
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back translation approach

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appears to be stronger than the previous two approaches, but it can emphasize literal translation or linguistic equivalence

17
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convenience sampling

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*available/ accessible clients
*volunteers

18
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proportional quota sampling

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*no random selection
*proportions/percents all match
*set quota

19
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disproportional quota sampling

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*no random selection
*proportions/percents DO NOT match
*set quota

20
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selective sampling

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*ppl picked based on specific and pre-determined criteria

21
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snowball sampling

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researcher uses their OWN networks or ads to access a few KEY ppl
seeds do the recruiting

22
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dimensional sampling

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goal: reduce sample size
there will be 1 person that’s every combination of the three variables of interest