Validity Definitions Flash cards defining the different types of validity 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyValidity and ReliabilityA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: dodo1818Created on: 07-11-14 12:47 Internal Validity Measures what the study is intending to measure 1 of 9 External Validity Measures whethrt the findings of the study can be generalised beyond the context of the situation 2 of 9 Face Validity Measures whether our measuring tool is doing what it is supposed to do 3 of 9 Content Validity Measures whether the content of a study covers everything of interest 4 of 9 Concurrent Validity Measures validity by correlating test scores from an already established test 5 of 9 Predicitve Validity Whether a test can 'predict' happenings in the future 6 of 9 Temporal Validity Measures whether the findings will always be relevant or whether they are era dependant 7 of 9 Population Validity Measures whether the findings can be generalised to other population groups 8 of 9 Context Validity AKA ecological validity, measures whether our findings can be applied to other situations and contexts outside of the research setting 9 of 9
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