reliability and validity Flashcards

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face validity

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test’s content related to what the test is supposed to measure- related to diagnosis?

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criterion validity

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the extent to which the test scores correlate with another direct and independent measure of what test is supposed to measure- gold standard

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concurrent validity

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compares test with an external valid yardstick at the same time

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incremental validity

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is this test superior to another test in approaching true validity

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cross-validity

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after establishing criterion validity for one sample it maintains criterion validity when applied to another sample

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predictive validity

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can the diagnosis be used to accurately predict outcome or other patient related events

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7
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convergent validity

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measures expected to be correlated are indeed found to be associated

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Divergent validity

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measures discriminate successfully between other measures of unrelated constructs

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construct validity

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the extent to which the scores on a test are in accordance with one’s theory about what is being tested AND in terms of future consequences

relies on both convergent and divergent validity being established

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10
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test-retest reliability

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high correlation between scores on same test on different occasions

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11
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alternate form reliability

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two forms of same test can be used

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split-half reliability

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correlation coefficient is calculated between person’s scores on two comparable halves of the test
Cronbach’s alpha -internal consistency

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inter-rater reliability

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high correlation of results with two or more raters
Intraclass Correlation Coefficient >.7 acceptable

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intra-rater reliability

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level of agreement between assessments made by two or more assessors of same material presented at two or more times

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