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Deck 3: Methods
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Which are aspects of measurement quality?
A) measurement reliability and external validity
B) measurement validity and measurement reliability
C) external validity and internal validity
A) measurement reliability and external validity
B) measurement validity and measurement reliability
C) external validity and internal validity
B
2
What is not another word for indicator?
A) proxy
B) measure
C) construct
A) proxy
B) measure
C) construct
C
3
Which of the following concepts is a 'simple' concept?
A) age
B) crime
C) inequality
A) age
B) crime
C) inequality
A
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External validity refers to the validity of inferences about whether the results of the study are…
A) generalizable beyond a specific study
B) ... such that one can conclude that X has a causal impact on Y
C) ... relevant for social policy
A) generalizable beyond a specific study
B) ... such that one can conclude that X has a causal impact on Y
C) ... relevant for social policy
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What does operationalization mean?
A) the translation of a complex concept into a simple concept
B) the differentiation of multiple dimentions of a complex concept
C) the translation of concepts into indicators
A) the translation of a complex concept into a simple concept
B) the differentiation of multiple dimentions of a complex concept
C) the translation of concepts into indicators
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A researcher can increase measurement reliability by:
A) using a representative sample
B) validation of the measures
C) standardization of the measures
A) using a representative sample
B) validation of the measures
C) standardization of the measures
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What is a biased sample?
A) sample, for which observations in the study cannot be generalized to the population
B) a small set of cases a researcher selects from the population
C) sample, based on dividing the population in subpopulations
A) sample, for which observations in the study cannot be generalized to the population
B) a small set of cases a researcher selects from the population
C) sample, based on dividing the population in subpopulations
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A relation between X and Y is called 'spurious' if...
A) the effect of X on Y is moderated by Z
B) the relationship between X and Y is mediated by Z
C) X and Y are associated but not causally related
A) the effect of X on Y is moderated by Z
B) the relationship between X and Y is mediated by Z
C) X and Y are associated but not causally related
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