validity 2 Flashcards

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what is external validity?

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Whether it is possible to generalise the results beyond the experimental setting

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what is ecological validity?

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The extent to which the findings of a research study are able to be generalized to real-life settings

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mundane realism

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is the task similar to those encountered in real life

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population validity

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Whether the research can be generalised to other people/populations.

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5
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Temporal validity

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Refers to how likely it is that the time period when a study was conducted has influenced the findings and whether they can be generalised to other periods in time

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Concurrent validity

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Comparing a new test with another test of the same thing to see if they produce similar results. If they do then the new test has concurrent validity

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how is external validity improved?

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External validity is improved by replicating the study in new situations or groups, and via use of field studies and naturalistic observations.

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