Reliability Flashcards

1
Q

Why do you need reliability?

A

In order to trust the results.

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2
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What are the two types of reliability?

A

Internal and external.

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3
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What is internal reliability?

A

The extent to which a measure is consistent within itself.

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4
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What is external reliability?

A

The extent to which a measure varies from one use to another.

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5
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How can you assess reliability in experimental research e.g. lab studies?

A

Test-Retest.

Test some pots using same design after a while

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6
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How can you assess reliability when doing observations?

A

Inter-rater reliability.

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7
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How can you assess reliability when doing questionaires?

A

Split-half method.

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8
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How many times should you do an experimental research experiment to asses reliability?

A

2

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9
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How many times should you do an experimental research experiment to improve reliability?

A

3/4

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10
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What is one way you could improve reliability when doing a lab experiment?

A

Get another experimenter.

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11
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The more extraneous variables, the better or worse the reliability?

A

Better.

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