Reliability Flashcards

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What is internal reliability?

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Extent to which a test/measure is consistent within itself

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What is external reliability?

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Extent to which a test produces consistent results over several occasions

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What are reliability issues?

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Lack of operationalised variables - makes replication impossible and makes inter-rater reliability issues more likely

Order effect - can occur in a repeated measures design

Lack of standardised procedure - jeopardise reliability

Inconsistent measuring tools - jeopardise reliability

Uncontrolled environment - jeopardise reliability

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How can reliability issues be dealt with?

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Increasing levels of control - use standardised procedures, instructions and scientific measuring equipment, reducing the effect of extraneous variables

Counterbalancing - Involves splitting sample into two halves where they complete conditions in opposit order, negating impact of order/practice effects

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How can reliability be assessed?

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What is split-half reliability?

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What is test-retest reliability?

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What is inter-rater reliability?

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