Exam 5: Conceptualization Operationalization and Measurement
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Predictive validity is often used as another term for criterion-related validity.
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Professor Salton created the categories of less than 20 hours,20 hours to 40 hours,40 hours to 60 hours,and 60 hours or more for the variable "number of hours employed outside the home." The attributes in Salton's scheme represents:
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Which of the following is a(n)sign of the presence or absence of the concept that one is studying.?
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It is impossible to have several indicators of only one concept.
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Hudson et al.developed a series of questions to examine sexual attitudes (SAS).The SAS scores of religious fundamentalists-a group believed to be conservative regarding sexual expression-were compared with the scores of social work graduate students-a group believed to be liberal regarding sexual expression.The researchers were examining the instrument's:
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The specification of concepts in scientific inquiry depends on:
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A researcher entering gender data collected from a mailed survey is working with:
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One only need a nominal definition of a concept before beginning the process of data collection
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When we fall into the trap of believing that terms have real meanings we are guilty of:
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Most social scientists would not accept the conceptualization of prejudice as foot size because such a measurement lacks:
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Number of arrests would be an example of an interval measurement
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A split-half reliability test taps the idea of the general stability of the instrument over time.
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Changing definitions almost inevitably results in different descriptive conclusions.
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Professor Tilton measured the variable "feelings toward drafting women" with the categories strongly agree,agree,indifferent,disagree,and strongly disagree.Professor Tilton was using the level of measurement.
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Even if a pre-existing measure of a construct of interest exists,it is a better idea to create your own so you understand it better.
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Professor Miller argues that there are three dimensions to the quality of a relationship (belonging/affirmation,interdependence,and intimacy).Miller designed an instrument to measure quality of a relationship.She notices that no items in the instrument tap the intimacy dimension.Her measure lacks:
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A measurement of personality that produces observable,correct results,but that are not consistent would be considered:
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The test-retest method assumes that the phenomena under study does not change.
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