Validity Flashcards

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What is validity?

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How much you are measuring and what you set out to measure

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What is internal validity?

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The extent to which the method you use is really measuring what you intended to measure

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What is external validity?

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The extent to which your findings can be generalised from the lab to the real world or a larger population

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What is ecological validity?

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Whether data is generalisable to the real world, based on the conditions research is conducted under and procedures involved

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What is temporal validity?

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This is high when research findings successfully apply across time

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What is population validity?

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Whether you can reasonably generalise the findings from your sample to a larger group of people

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What is concurrent validity?

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Whether a measure is in agreement with pre-existing measures that are validated to test for the dame or a very similar concept

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What is face validity?

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A measure of whether it looks subjectively promising that a tool measures what it’s supposed to

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