Reliability and Validity Flashcards

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Reliability Definition

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consistency of findings, or the same operation yields the same results

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Validity Definition

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Truth or accuracy of results, or measuring of what you think you are measuring

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Reliability and Validity Relationship

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The fit between conceptualization and operationalization affects both reliability and validity

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Reliability points

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consistency of findings

measures: precision

Design robust operational protocol

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Assessing Reliability

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composite variables: internal reliability

multiple coders: interceder reliability

Split-half method

Test-retest

Piolet testing

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Errors

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can occur and can be random or systematic

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Validity points

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The truth/ accuracy

No calculations

Internal validity (study/measure):
Face validity
criterion-related validity
content validity
construct validity

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Internal Validity

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confidence that the results of a study are due to the variables being studied and not others

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External Validity

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how well the findings from a study can be generalized or applied to other situations to groups outside the study

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