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What is validity in research?
Extent to which
findings
are
representative
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Why is it important for findings to reflect real-life behavior?
To ensure the study's
relevance
and
applicability
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What does internal validity measure?
Results due to manipulation of the
IV
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How did Loftus & Palmer manipulate the IV in their study?
By changing the
verb
in the critical question
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What does external validity measure?
Generalizability
of results beyond the research setting
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What is ecological validity?
Alignment of
tasks
with real-life experiences
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What does temporal validity measure?
Relevance of findings in the
current
age
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Why is Asch's research considered a 'child of its time'?
It reflects
post-World War II
conformity rates
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How is Bowlby's concept of the primary caregiver viewed today?
Outdated due to
diverse
family structures
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What are the ways to assess validity in research?
Face validity
Predictive validity
Concurrent validity
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What does face validity assess?
Whether a test measures what it
claims
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What does predictive validity measure?
How well a
test
predicts future
behavior
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What does concurrent validity assess?
Agreement between two different
tests
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How can the validity of lab experiments be improved?
Controlled conditions
and
standardized procedures
Use of a
control group
Single-blind
or
double-blind
procedures
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What are investigator effects?
Researcher
influences outcome without awareness
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What are demand characteristics?
Participants
alter behavior due to
awareness
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How can researchers reduce demand characteristics?
Disguise the
aim
of the study
Use single or double-blind
procedures
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How can the validity of observations be improved?
Use
covert methods
in
naturalistic observation
Ensure clear and observable
behavioral categories
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How can the validity of questionnaires be improved?
Use a
lie scale
for
inconsistencies
Use
reverse scoring
for consistent responses
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How would you assess the validity of a digit-span test?
Check if it measures
short-term memory capacity
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How might social skills tests predict future behavior?
By
correlating
with
educational attainment
later
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How would you evaluate concurrent validity in IQ tests?
Compare scores from
two
different IQ tests
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What is a method to improve the validity of a lab experiment?
Implement a
control group
for comparison
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How can you minimize investigator effects in research?
By using
standardized
procedures
and
training
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What is a strategy to reduce demand characteristics in a study?
Use
single-blind procedures
to conceal conditions
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How would you ensure natural behavior in observations?
Use
covert methods
in
naturalistic settings
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How can you check for inconsistencies in questionnaire responses?
Implement a
lie scale
in the questionnaire
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How would you ensure consistent responses in a questionnaire?
Use
reverse scoring
for directional answers
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