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people not watching as many

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advertisements

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because people not watching as many advertisement,s adverstisers spendbillions to

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integrate their products into movies, tv shows, etc.

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-teenagers who admire a celebrity will be more likely to

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take up smoking if they observe that their favourite celebrity is a smoker

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to be less susceptible to product placement

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meadia literacy: understanding corporation efforts to influence our thinking and behaviour through media… develop a keen sense of awareness about efforts to influence us

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variable

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any object, concept, or event that is the focu of a scientific investigation

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any object, concept, or event that is the focu of a scientific investigation

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variable

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Objectivity

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achieved when measurement of a variable in consistent (despite who is doing the the measuring and what tools they are using)

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achieved when measurement of a variable in consistent (despite who is doing the the measuring and what tools they are using)

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Objectivity

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Operational definition

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the procedures used to measure a variable

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the procedures used to measure a variable

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Operational definition

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Validity

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the degree to which a measurement procedure actually measures the variable it was developed to measure

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the degree to which a measurement procedure actually measures the variable it was developed to measure

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Validity

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Reliability

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the degree that a measure produces the same measurement for a variable across measurement events

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the degree that a measure produces the same measurement for a variable across measurement events

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Reliability

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Test-retest reliability

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the extent of similarity in scores generated by the same measure for the same person across two testing sessions

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the extent of similarity in scores generated by the same measure for the same person across two testing sessions

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Test-retest reliability

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Alternate forms of reliability

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the extent to which different forms of the same test generate similar scores for the same person across two esting sessions

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the extent to which different forms of the same test generate similar scores for the same person across two esting sessions

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Alternate forms of reliability

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Inter rater reliability

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the degree of similarity in observations recorded by two observers (or raters)

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the degree of similarity in observations recorded by two observers (or raters)

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Inter rater reliability