Reliability Flashcards

1
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What is Reliability

A

results of studies are
- consistent when replicated

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2
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what three measurement tools are used to test reliability

A
  • observation
  • Questionnaires / Interviews
  • Experimental conditions
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3
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What is external reliability

A

how consistent results are when repeated

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4
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what is internal reliability

A

how consistent the form of measurement is within the test

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5
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how do you assess internal reliability

A
  • split half method
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6
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how do you assess external validity

A
  • test/retest
  • inter-rater reliability
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7
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what is the split half method

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split a test into two halves - stronger correlation = more internally reliable

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what is the test/retest method

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repeat study with same measures = strong correlation = more reliable

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9
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what is inter-rater reliability

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two / more observers - observe - at different times - stronger correlation between the two = more reliable

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