Contents
- Title
page
- Good
measurement requires Validity and Reliability
- Validity
- Reliability
- Perfect
Validity
- Reliable
but not valid
- Six
types of Validity
- Face
Validity
- Predictive
or pragmatic Validity
- Criterion
Validity
- Construct
Validity
- Construct
validity and operational definitions
- Consequences
of lack of construct validity
- Lack
of construct validity: an example
- Internal
and External validity
- Measurement
Error
- Systematic
error (bias)
- Random
error (unreliability)
- Researchers
worry more about systematic error
- A picture
showing neither systematic nor random error
- A picture
showing systematic error
- A picture
showing random error
- A picture
showing both systematic and random error
- A picture
showing multiple constructs
- A picture
showing a more complicated situation
- How
to assess construct validity
- Beautiful
art showing what happens with measurement in the real world
- The
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