Reliability Flashcards

(18 cards)

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What does reliability measure in a study?

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It measures the consistency of a study and its results.

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How does the reliability have issues?

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Issues can arise from the procedures, measuring tool results, and the researcher.

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What is a procedure issue in reliability?

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It questions whether participants have been given the same instructions, task, and experimenter.

Standardized procedures can help ensure consistency.

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What is a measuring tool issue in reliability?

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It occurs when the same measuring tool yields different results.

Example: An IQ test taken twice with differing scores indicates unreliability.

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How can measuring tool issues be resolved?

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By using a reliable and accurate measuring tool.

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What is a researcher issue in reliability?

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It refers to inconsistencies in how researchers record data and observations.

Example: Two researchers observing the same behavior may report different results.

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How can you fix researcher reliability issues ?

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Check the categories measurements are not too complicated
that the researchers are observing using the same code sheet

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How can you fix procedure reliability problems?

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Standardised procedure - everyone gets the same conditions

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What is a test-retest check?

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It is a method to assess reliability by having a participant take the same test multiple times.

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What does a test-retest check reveal?

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It reveals if a measuring tool consistently yields the same results over time.

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What is inter- rater reliability?

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When more than one observer observe using the same code sheet

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What is the inter - Rater reliability of reliability comes out as showing poor reliability?

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Change the behavioural current categories as they may be too similar
Observers may need more training

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13
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What if a test retest comes out as showing poor reliability?

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The questionnaire might need changing

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14
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How can you improve the reliability of an experiment?

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Same environment, the researcher standardised instructions

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How can you improve the reliability of correlation?

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Check measuring tools
The co variables for reliability

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16
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How can you improve the reliability of observations?

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You structured and controlled observation
Film behaviour
Have more than one observer and conduct an inter rater reliability check
Categories should be measured and clear e.g operationalised

17
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How can he improve the reliability of a questionnaire?

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Only closed questions
remove anything that is unreliable and assess with pilot study

18
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How you can improve reliability of an interview ?

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Have the same interviewer interview each participant
Structured interview