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What is the main focus of psychology in relation to measurement?
Measuring
behavior
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Why is
consistency
important in psychological measurements?
It ensures that the same
results
are produced when
replicated
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What are some examples of measurement tools used by psychologists?
Questionnaires,
interviews,
experimental conditions, and
observations
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What is
external
reliability in psychological research?
It refers to the
consistency
of results when a
measure
is
repeated
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What is
internal
reliability in psychological research?
It assesses how
consistent
different
parts
of a
measure
are with each other
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How can
internal
reliability be assessed using a
questionnaire?
By splitting the questionnaire into
two
parts and checking the
correlation
of results
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What does a
strong
correlation in the split-half method indicate?
It indicates
internal
reliability
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What is the
test-retest
method used for?
To assess the
external
reliability
of a measure
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What does it indicate if the same participants get
different
results on a test-retest?
It indicates a
lack
of
external
reliability
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What is inter-observer reliability in observational studies?
It assesses the
agreement
between different observers using the same
behavioral
categories
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How can researchers improve inter-observer reliability?
By
training
observers and
operationalizing
behavioral categories
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What statistical tests are commonly used to measure correlations in reliability assessments?
Pearson's
r and
Spearman's
rho
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What correlation value do psychologists generally consider as indicating a
reliable
measure?
A strong correlation of
0.8
or stronger
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How can researchers
improve
reliability in
observational
studies?
Train observers to
accurately
record behavior
Conduct
pilot
studies for practice
Operationalize behavioral categories to make them
precise
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What strategies can be used to improve
reliability
in interviews and questionnaires?
Structure
interviews to ensure clarity
Use
closed
questions in questionnaires
Utilize
established
tests instead of creating
new
ones
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What are the key components to ensure
reliability
in experimental studies?
Use a clear
standardized
procedure
Keep environmental conditions
constant
Follow
established experimental procedures for specific measurements
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