Taak 5: Cultural influences Flashcards

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What are 3 kind of bias in cross-cultural tests?

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  • Construct bias
  • Method bias
  • Item bias/differential item functioning
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What is administration bias and to what bias is this an example?

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Administration bias can be in communication problems between interviewers and interviewees if they have a different first language/cultural backgrounds. It is an example of method bias.

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What is the concept of pathoplasticity of psychological disorders?

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The variability in symptoms, course, outcome, and distribution of mental disorders among various cultural groups.

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It is widely accepted that the translation of psychological instruments involves more then rewriting the test in another language. Which two common procedures will lead to develop translation? Explain both procedures.

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  • Translation - backtranslation procedure: First a text is translated from a source into a target language; secondly an interpreter independently translates the test back into the source language. The accuracy of the translation is evaluated by comparing the original and back translated versions.
  • The committee approach: A group of people, often with different areas of expertise prepare a translation.
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What is the difference between simultaneous development and successive development?

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With simultaneous development you start from scratch for different languages to make a test. With successive development, there is already a test which you try to change for a different language.

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There are 3 options available to researchers in the successive development method, name these 3 and give an explanation on each of them.

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  • Application = It amounts to the literal translation of an instrument into a target language.
  • Adaptation = For some instruments, it is unrealistic to assume that a simple translation will yield an instrument that will adequately cover the same construct in the target group. An adaptation amounts the literal translation of a part of items and/or changes in other items and/or the creation of new items.
  • Assembly= (make a new test, when there is for instance a big bias) You have already a test to begin with, you just make a very new one.
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Name three types of equivalence, and which one has the highest equivalence?

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  • Construct equivalence
  • Measurement equivalence
  • Scaler equivalence
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