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Reliability and Validity Quiz! What are the different types?
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1The extent to which observers agree, calculated by dividing the total agreements by total number of observations. Results of 0.8 to 1 are good.
- AInter-observer reliability
- BInternal reliability
- CExternal reliability
- DInter-reviewer reliability
- ESplit-half method
- FTest-retest method
- GInternal Validity
- HExternal Validity
2A measure of the extent to which something is consistent within itself. e.g. all the questions on an IQ test should be measuring the same thing.
- AInter-observer reliability
- BInternal reliability
- CExternal reliability
- DInter-interviewer reliability
- ESplit-half method
- FTest-retest method
- GInternal validity
- HExternal Validity
- IObserver bias
- JFace validity
3Reliability means
- AConsistency
- BReplication
4A measure of consistency over several different occasions, e.g. if the same interview by the same interviewer with the same interviewee was conducted one day then a week later, outcome should be the same- otherwise interviewer = unreliable.
- AExternal reliability
- BInter-observer reliability
- CInternal validity
- Dinternal reliability
- Eexternal validity
- FObserver bias
- Gconcurrent validity
- HMy buttocks are smooth, my mind is clear, vote Ukip.
5Achieved if two interviewers produce the same outcome, like inter-observer reliability.
- AInter-interviewer reliability
- BInter-observer reliability
- CInternal reliability
- DTest-retest method
- EObserver bias
6Compare a person's performance on two halves of a questionnaire or test. If the test is assessing the same thing in all its questions, then there should be a close correlation between both halves' scores. This helps measure internal reliability.
- ASplit-half method
- BTest-retest method
- CObserver bias
- DThe Queen in a leotard
- EConcurrent validity
- FObserver biased-ness-noss-nessity
7Involves giving an individual a test on one occasion, then this is repeated again after an interval, e.g. 1 month. If the measure is reliable, the outcome should be the same every time.
- ATest-retest method
- BCin yew till wat eet ees yit?
- CSplit-half method
- DInter-interviewer reliabili8ty
- EInternal reliability
- FConcurrent validity
- GInternal validity
- HObserver bias
8Is this an inter-observer reliability strengthening technique?
'Training observers in the use of a coding system/behaviour checklist'- AEuh... Ouais!
- BMais non! Zut alors!
- Ceuh... bof....*shrugs*
9Does the test measure what it is supposed to measure, or are EVs getting in the way?
- AInternal validity
- BExternal validity
- CObserver bias
- Dface validity
- EConcurrent validity
- FInternal reliability
- GExternal reliability
10Made up of population, time, and ecological
- AExternal validity
- BExternal reliability
- CInternal reliability
- DInternal validity
- EConcurrent validity
11When what someone observes is influenced by their expectations
- AObserver bias
- BInter-observer reliability
- Cface validity
- Dinter-interviewer reliability
- EMInd yer own business.
12Whether the test looks as though it is measuring what the researcher intends to measure, e.g. Are the questions in an interview obviously related to a topic?
- AFace validity
- BConcurrent validity
- CReliability
- DValidity
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- So, you think you're reliable? Find out now. Sort of. Maybe this quiz isn't a reliable way of telling if you are reliable or if your knowledge is reliable. OOOoooOOOoooooOO unreliable!
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