Exam 6: Developing a Measurement Strategy
Exam 1: Behavioral Science125 Questions
Exam 2: Research Strategies: an Overview99 Questions
Exam 3: The Ethical Treatment of Research Participants107 Questions
Exam 4: The Professional and Social Responsibilities of Scientists102 Questions
Exam 5: Formulating a Research Question110 Questions
Exam 6: Developing a Measurement Strategy120 Questions
Exam 7: The Internal Validity of Research110 Questions
Exam 8: The External Validity of Research99 Questions
Exam 9: True Experiments99 Questions
Exam 10: Field Research112 Questions
Exam 11: Correlational Designs91 Questions
Exam 12: Factor Analysis, Path Analysis, and Structural Equation Modeling63 Questions
Exam 13: The Single-Case Research Strategy112 Questions
Exam 14: Qualitative Research and Interviewing, Rachel Kraus, Ball State University144 Questions
Exam 15: Survey Research134 Questions
Exam 16: Evaluation Research140 Questions
Exam 17: Data Collection123 Questions
Exam 18: Interpreting Research Results75 Questions
Exam 19: Literature Reviewing77 Questions
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You read a journal article that reports that the Cronbach's alpha for one of the measures used in the study was .57. Based on this information, you can correctly conclude that
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Which of the following statements about self-report measures is/are TRUE?
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What level of reliability can be considered adequate? Describe three factors that can affect estimates of a measure's reliability.
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Professor Cantu develops a new measure of depression. He finds that scores on his new measure correlate well with scores on existing well-validated measures of depression, but that scores on his new measure also correlate well with scores on well-validated measures of anxiety. The results of Professor Cantu's research suggest that there is a problem with the ________ of his new measure.
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You are developing a new self-report measure of depression. You find that it has an internal consistency coefficient of .90 and a one month test-retest correlation of .80. It also has a correlation of r = -.10 with clinicians' ratings of the respondents' degree of depression. On the basis of this evidence, you would be justified in concluding that the measure has
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Describe the two types of information obtained in item response theory analyses. Explain how that information can be used to improve measurement of a construct.
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Which of the following steps can be taken to alleviate the limitations of self-report data?
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Cohen's kappa is a statistic used to assess the degree of ________ reliability of a measure.
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In the context of measurement, ________ refers to the extent to which a measure provides similar results across time, research settings, and populations.
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Professor Nguyen develops a new measure of depression. She administers the measure to two groups of people. One group consists of people with valid psychiatric diagnoses of depression; the other group consists of people who show no symptoms of depression. By comparing the mean scores of the two groups on her new measure, Professor Nguyen is assessing the ________ of her measure.
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________ measurement error is present every time a measurement is made.
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Information from item response theory analyses can be used for
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What are behavioral measures? List two advantages and two disadvantages of using self-report measures.
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The issue of differential validity is especially problematic in
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Which of the following statements about physiological measures is TRUE?
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Describe two of the potential sources of differential validity in cross-cultural research.
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