Research / Foundations Flashcards

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What is split-half reliability

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Test developer correlates responses to the first 50 items on a test to the last 50 items

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What is an ABAB design for evaluating the effects of phonological treatment procedure

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The investigator established baselines of target phoneme productions, then offered treatment to all who were base rated, withdrew treatment for a period of time, and finally offered the treatment again

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What is a disadvantage of cross-sectional research designs

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Observations are made of differences between subjects of different ages to generalize about developmental changes that would occur within these subjects as they mature
This generalization may not always be accurate

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What is construct validity

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The degree to which measures are consistent with theoretical constructs or concepts

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Define predictive validity

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The accuracy with which a measure predicts future performance on a related tasks

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Language disorders are often identified through multidisciplinary assessment. A speech- language pathologist may perform a comprehensive language evaluation that includes interviews, observations, questionnaires, surveys, and formal tests. There are several types of tests that a clinician may use during an assessment: norm-referenced tests and criterion-referenced tests. Which of the following statements is true about criterion-referenced tests?

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criterion referenced tests allow a comparison of indviduals performance to the performance of a larger group

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External validity of a study may be threatened by

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Hawthorn effect

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What is the hawthorn effect

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Alteration of behavior by subjects due to awareness of being observed

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