different types of validity

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what is internal validity & how to increase it

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whether you are measuring what you intended to measure or weather an extraneous variable has impacted results

  • more control over EVs

  • more representative sample- minimizes participant variables

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what is face validity

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whether the measure looks on the surface like it will measure what it intended to measure or not (opinion biased) to increase:

  • make the measure of the DV look like it’s measuring what it should be measuring

  • change opinions of the researchers/ people giving opinions and convince them it’s measuring what it intends to

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what is internal validity & how to increase it

whether you are measuring what you intended to measure or weather an extraneous variable has impacted results

  • more control over EVs

  • more representative sample- minimizes participant variables

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what is face validity

whether the measure looks on the surface like it will measure what it intended to measure or not (opinion biased) to increase:

  • make the measure of the DV look like it’s measuring what it should be measuring

  • change opinions of the researchers/ people giving opinions and convince them it’s measuring what it intends to

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what is construct validity

whether the measure is wide enough to demonstrate complexity of behavior or if it is too narrow to increase:

  • make the measure wider so it demonstrates complexity of behavior

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what is concurrent validity

whether the measure gives the same results as another established measured of the same behavior or not to increase:

  • look for and ensure there’s a strong positive correlation between old established measure and new measure

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what is criterion validity

whether the measure predicts the results from another measure or not

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what is external validity

weather results from research can be genralised to other settings or not, to increase:

  • have a representative sample

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what is population validity

weather the measure measures behavior in general population or not to increase:

  • have a more representative sample that covers more cultures

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what is ecological validity

whether results from the research can be generalised to the real world or not increase by:

  • change experiment and make it as true to life as possible so it reflects what’s actually happening in the real world