Reliability
- Created by: Byrney27
- Created on: 15-10-20 20:28
Other questions in this quiz
2. How to improve reliability
- Case studies
- Questionnaires - unambiguous, closed, simple questions, fixed answers. Experiments - strict control, precise replication of method. Observations - behavioural categories, no overlap, no own judgements.
- Open questions, lying, manipulating data
- Questionnaires - unambiguous, closed, simple questions, fixed answers. Experiments - strict control, precise replication of method. Observations - overlap, own judgements.
3. What is reliability?
- How genuinely the results reflect real life
- Extent to which a test produces consistent findings every time
- A thing
- Extent to which a test produces different findings every time
4. What is Inter-observer reliability?
- Test to find the same results if carried out on another day
- Closed, simple questions, fixed choice answers
- observations should be carried out in teams of at least two, should compare their observations
- A way of studying people
Comments
No comments have yet been made