Measurement, Validity and Reliability flashcards
32 flashcard decks by 30 users
This page gathers over 20 user-made flashcard decks on measurement, validity and reliability, from measurement scales to types of reliability. They are mostly university-level resources for university students practising research methods and teachers looking for revision material. Pick a deck to start exploring.
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136 cardsAnalysis of Psychometric Data Purpose of Reliability Analysis
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30 cardsresearch chapter 4
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50 cardsUntitled
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39 cardsBRM - Fragen 5 In what level of measurement are the attributes simply names? a. nominal b. ordinal c. interval d. ratio
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28 cardsMeasurement Unit 7 3. Imagine you do a study investigating the correlation between attachment to pets and fear of worms and yo...
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62 cardsStat Quiz Review summarizes the collection of seemingly related observations and experiences
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35 cardsTest construction In research what are tests being used for?
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18 cardsChapter 8 Measurements The Measurement Process
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28 cardsGEG306 - Chapter 5
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24 cardsEPR Week 3 What are concepts in social science ?
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16 cardsch 6: classical analysis of item scores 3 things to describe item score distributions
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18 cardsReliability and Validity Reliability and Validity
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18 cardsResearch Skills Week 1
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15 cardsChapter 3 Measurement Reliability
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17 cardsPortnoy Ch 8
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16 cardsClinicalChapter 5 Alternate forms reliability
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9 cardslecture notes measurement error, meaning
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12 cardsResearch Basics - Measurement, Reliability and Validity LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT
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13 cardsAGEE 644 Class 6 This defines the trustworthiness of an instrument, pertains to consistency, repeatability, dependability, a...
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19 cardsModule 4
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10 cardsCh.4 Measurement Validity measurement construct validity
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9 cardsResearch Methods
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5 cardsReliability
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3 cardsValidity
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10 cardsJudging quality: searching for data trustworthy
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12 cardsWeek 2 3 parts of a concept
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9 cardsImportant Considerations
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3 cardsLecture 5 What is best-worst scaling?
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5 cardsUntitled What are the two ways to measure reliablity
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4 cardsExam 2 (Ch. 5) research methods
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5 cardsResearch Methods (Week Two) What is nominal Data?
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2 cardsUntitled Validity Internal and external
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These decks offer ways to review terms and definitions in research methods. Module 4 covers conceptualisation, operationalisation and levels of measurement. Validity includes content, criterion-related and construct validity, while Reliability is another option for focused revision.
Choose a starting point
Start with Module 4 if you want to review measurement scales alongside the process of defining concepts. Then try Research Methods for cards on internal and external validity. For a broader review, Reliability and Validity brings both topics together, including random and systematic error.
Move between formats
Use the cards to recall a definition before checking it, and return to the terms you find difficult. When you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can provide a different way to check your understanding. Choose a deck and work through the cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Module 4 is a useful starting point for measurement. Its cards include conceptualisation, operationalisation and the nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio levels of measurement. If you want to focus on validity instead, the Validity deck covers content, criterion-related and construct validity.
Do the flashcards cover reliability as well as validity?
Yes. Reliability and Validity covers both, with cards on random and systematic error and approaches to assessing reliability. Chapter 3 Measurement Reliability includes observed and true scores, random and systematic error, and methods such as test-retest and split-half reliability.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.