reliability Flashcards

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reliability

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how consistent the findings from an investigation or measuring device are

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test-retest

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a method of measuring reliability by assessing the same person on two separate occasions

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inter-rater reliability

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the extent to which there is agreement between two or more observers

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4
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how can the reliability of questionnaires be increased?

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closed questions

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how can the reliability of interviews be increased?

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using the same trained interviewer, using structured interviews with less leading or ambiguous questions

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how can the reliability of experiments be increased?

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strict control of variables and conditions- allows for precise replication

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how can the reliability of observations be increased?

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proper operationalisation of behavioural categories

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