research methods - validity Flashcards

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What is validity?

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Whether the study is measuring what it intends to.

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What is internal validity?

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Whether the study is measuring what it intends to within the study.

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What is face validity?

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Whether the measurement appears to be measuring what it intends to on the surface.

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What is construct validity?

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The extent to which a measure is measuring enough of the underlying construct’s behavior to be measuring what it intends to.

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What is concurrent validity?

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The extent the results of a measure correlate with the results of a previous measure.

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What is criterion validity?

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How well a tool can predict future behavior.

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What is external validity?

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Whether the study is measuring what it intends to beyond the current study.

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What is population validity?

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The extent that a sample measured enough of the population to be measuring what it intends to.

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What is ecological validity?

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The extent that research is measuring enough of a real life behaviour to be able to generalise the findings to real life settings.

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What are the external validity types?

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Population and ecological validity.

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What are the internal validity types?

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Face, construct, concurrent, and criterion validity.

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