Unit 1 71-80 Flashcards
Split half reliability
A measure of the internal consistency of surveys, psychological tests, questionnaires, and other instruments or techniques that assess participant responses on particular constructs
Retest reliability
A measure of the consistency of results on a test or other assessment instrument over time, given as the correlation of scores between the 1st and 2nd administrations
Alternate forms reliability
A measure of the consistency and freedom from error of a test, as indicated by a correlation coefficient obtained from responses to two or more alternate forms of the test
Interrater reliability
The extent to which independent evaluators produce similar ratings in judging the same abilities or characteristics in the same target person or object
Construct validity
The degree to which a test or instrument is capable of measuring a concept, trait, or other theoretical entity
Predictive validity
Evidence that a test score or other measurement correlates with a variable that can only be assessed at some point after the test has been administered or the measurement made
Face validity
The apparent soundness of a test or measure
Content validity
The extent to which a test measures a representative sample of the subject matter or behavior under investigation
Frequency distribution
A tabular representation of the number of times a specific value or datum point occurs