Validity Flashcards

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What is meant by the term validity ?

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Does the research set out to measure what it was meant to measure. How trustworthy something is (procedure)

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What is Internal Validity ?

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To look how behaviour was defined and measured within the study.

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What is external validity ?

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Looks at factors outside the study and where we can generalise the findings of behaviour outside the study.

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What is face validity (internal) ?

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Does it look like it will measure what it is supposed to measure.

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What is construct validity (internal) ?

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Do measure relate to the assumed characteristics of what is assessed.

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What is concurrent validity (internal) ?

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When a test correlates well with measure that has previously been validated.

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What is criterion validity (internal) ?

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The extent to which a measure can predict the performance of behaviour of a measured thing.

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What is ecological validity (external) ?

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Whether the study reflects those of real life situations. Study can be low, high or mundane realism.

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What is population validity (external) ?

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Whether sample is representative of wider target population.

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