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what is the definition of reliability?
the consistency of a measure (if the study was to be repeated, would you get similar results)
definition of internal reliability
the consistency of results within the study (if different parts of the test measures the same thing consistently)
how can you test internal reliability?
spilt-half
how do you conduct a spilt-half test?
by comparing 2 halves of a test, if there’s high correlation then high reliability
define external reliability
will you get similar results in the same situation and same people over time
how can you test for external reliability?
inter-rater or test retest
how do you conduct inter-rater?
when you do the same test with different observers
what are the advantages of inter-rater?
reduces bias
data more valid
people trust you more
what are the disadvantages of inter-rater?
difficult to achieve similar results in subjective areas
personal interpretations that lead to variation
how to conduct test retest
using the same test on the same participants at different occasions
what are the disadvantages of test retest?
practice effect - improving artificially, they already know the questions
fatigue effect - getting worse, they might be mentally drained and perform worse