Reliability & Validity Flashcards

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reliability

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degree to which measurements provide consistent data (because they are free from random error)

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2
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test-retest reliability

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when you repeat the measure, are the results the same?

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3
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equivalent form reliability

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two very similar forms of an instrument can produce close correlated results

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4
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internal consistency reilability

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ability of an instrument to produce similar results when used on different samples during the same time period

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5
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split-half technique

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assessing the reliability of a scale by dividing the total set of measurement items in half and correlating the results

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6
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validity

A

degree to which research measures what should be measured

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7
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face validity

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the impression that that the measurement is valid

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8
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content validity

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extent to which a measure represents all facets of a given construct

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9
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criterion-related validity

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how well one measurement can predict the outcome of another measure

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10
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predictive validity

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future variable can be predicted by a current measurement

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11
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concurrent validity

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extent to which variables measured at the same point in time can be predicted by the measurement instrument

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12
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construct validity

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degree to which a measurement confirms a hypothesis.

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13
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convergent validity

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measures should theoretically be related and are

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14
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discriminant validity

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measures should not be theoretically related and are not

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