Valdity & Reliability Flashcards

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F…… V…… Ascertains that measure appears to be assessing the intended construct under study

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Face validity

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Well rounded conclusions about effects of an intervention on a behaviours called V……..

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Validity

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C………V……. Is not about methodology alone but about understanding the IV

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Construct validity

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The degree to which you can rule out extraneous source of influence I……….. V……..

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Internal validity

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Common threats to construct validity:
A…….
E……. E…….
C………

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Attention
Experimenter expectancies
Cues

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Common threats to internal validity:
H......
M.......
T.......
I.........
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History
Maturation
Testing
Instrumentation

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More common threats to internal validity:
S............ R.......
S.......... B......
A........
D........ Of T........
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Statistical regression
Selection bias
Attrition
Diffusion of treatment

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The extent to which the results can be generlized or extended beyond conditions E……….. V………..

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External validity

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Common threats to external validity:
G.......... A........ S.........
G......... A.......... S.........
G......... A........... R........ M.......
G.......... A........ T........
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Generality across subjects
Generality across settings
Generality across response measures
Generality across time

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Can the results be extended to subjects who differ from those who participated in the study? G……. A……. S……

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Generality across subjects

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Can the results be extended to other settings and environments G…… A…….. S……..

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Generality across settings

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Can the results be extended to other forms of behaviour? G…….. A……. R…….. M……..

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Generality across response measures

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Can the results be in effect lather the discontinuation of the intervention? G…….. A…… T…….

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Generality across time

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The degree to which they are aware their behaviour is assessed and how this influence their performance R……… A……….

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Reactivity Assessment

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If the baseline assessment of their behaviour sensitises them to the intervention that follows P……… S………..

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Preset sensitization

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Does the order or sequence of interventions contribute to the results M……. T……. I………

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Multiple treatment interference

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The degree to which an assessment tool produces stable and consistent results R……….

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Reliability

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A measure of realibility obtained by administering the same test twice over a period of time to a group of individuals T…… R….. R……

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Test retest reliability

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A ,measure of reliability used to evaluate the degree to which different test items that probe the same construct and produce similar results I…… C…… R……

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Internal consistency reliability

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A measure of reliability used to assess the degree to which judges/rafters agree about what they have observed I…… R……R……

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Inter rated reliability

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Effects of events common to subjects in their everyday lives H……..

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Growing older, stronger, wiser tired or bored M…….

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Maturation

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Any change that is attributed to the effects of repeated assessment T………

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Changes in the measuring instrument or procedure I…………

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Instrumentation

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After the first measurement of the heavier the scores were extreme S......... R,......
Statistical regression
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Any differences between groups due to differential selection of the population S........ B......
Selection Bias
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Any change in overall scored that is attributed to a loss of a subject
Attrition
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The control group received inadvertently portions of the intervention for the experimental group D......... Of T..........
Diffusion of treatment
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IOA
Inter observer agreement
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IOR
Inter observer reliability
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IOA data ensures that reported differences in behaviour are not due to C........ O....... B........ M......... E........
Changing Observer bias Measurement error
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IOA FORMULA FOR FREQUENCY, RATE, DURATION AND LATENCY
Smaller score/ larger score x100%
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IOA calculation formula for time sampling:
Agreements / agreements &disagreement x100%
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Data is considered acceptable if at least .........% of the total observations of the target behaviour have been scored by a second observer
30%
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The average IOA score is .......% or better
80%
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Factors affecting IOA | C.......... Of the data sheet
Complexity
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Problem affecting IOA | E.......... Of B....... C.........
Expectancies of behaviour change
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Problems affecting IOA | f.......... From the r........
Feedback from the researcher