RM: Reliability Flashcards

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What is reliability?

A

Measure of consistency where if repeated the same results would be obtained

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What ways can reliability be tested?

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Test retest
Interobserver

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What is test retest?

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The same test is given to the same person on two or more occasions to determine if the results are the same and reliable

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What is interobserver?

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Two or more observers compare the data by conducting pilot studies to check that behavioural categories are being applied in the same way

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What correlation should be exceeded to be considered reliable?

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+ 0.80

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How can questionnaires be made more reliable?

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Questions can be rewritten so that open ended questions are replaced with fixed closed questions

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How can interviews be made more reliable?

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The same interviewer should be used or all trained in same way

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How can an observation be made more reliable?

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All behavioural categories should be operationalised, none absent or overlapping (no room for own judgement)

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How can experiments be made more reliable?

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Use standardised procedures

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