QUIZ EME

• that the other argument for using animals for research strongly reflects speciesm which views that being human is a good enough reason for humans to have a greater rights than animals

  animal rights argument
• this means that the participants identity, although known to the researcher, is not revealed to anyone outside of the researcher and his/her staff

  confidentiality
• use of animal for scientific purpose is to avoid the use of animals together

  replace
• this refers to the poststudy interview in which all aspects of the study are revealed, reasons for the use of deception are given, and the participants questions are answered

  debriefing
• experiments that use animals for scientific purposes is to make animals suffer as little as possible

  refine
• the participants identity is not known to the researcher

  anonymity
• takes position that an experiment is appropriate if it results in a greater good

  utilitarianism argument
• use of animals for scientific purposes to obtain information from fewer animals or information from the same number if animals

  reduce
• research participants must be given this before they can participate in a study

  informed consent
• takes position that if the findings would benefit a large number of human beings and or animals, the research is ethically justified

  utilitarianism
• the concept being measured is expected to be stable over time, this accounts for what type of reliability?

  test-retest reliability
• if the content of a test looks as though it is measuring what it is supposed to, it is said to have a high

  face validity
• if care has been taken, a measure is measuring all aspects of something fully which means it has a high

  content validity
• if a measure correlates highly with other established measures of the same things, it is said to have a high

  criterion validity
• if a measure is based on a full and close examination of the underlying concept, along with the related theoretical approaches, then it is said to have high

  construct validity
• this assesses the consistency of a measure across observers

  interrater reliability
• this assesses the consistency of a measure across time

  test-retest reliability
• this is the extent to which the scores actually represent the variable they are intended to

  criterion validity
• you measure the temperature of a liquid sample several times under identical conditions. The thermometer displays the same temperature every time

  reliability
• this describes the consistency of an assessment measure

  reliability