Reliability, Validity, Representativeness and Generalisability
- Created by: Alexandra Rawden
- Created on: 02-10-11 08:50
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Realiablity:
- (If you are able to repeat the experiment and get the same results makes something reliable)
- Being able to repeat the experiment and get the same results
- Realibility asks questions about whether the vidence gathering process is scientific
Validity:
- If the experiment measures what you want to measure exactly
- Validity means the degree to which research activity actually measures what its set out to meaure.
Representativeness
- Whether the sample fits the aim and represents the people investigated upon
- Representativeness is always linked to…
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