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validity

accuracy

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internal validity

within the study - the DV was affected by the change in the IV

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external validity

the extent to which the findings of a study can be generalised beyond the research setting

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temporal validity

the extent to which the findings of the study can be generalised to the other historical times and eras

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biological/ cognitive study

strong temporal validity - not affected by time

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social psychology study

low temporal validity - society is always changing

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population validity

the extent to which the findings can be generalised to other populations of people

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stratified sampling validity

strong population validity

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large sample

weak population validity - unrepresentative sample

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ecological validity

the extent to which the findings can be generalised beyond the present situation to other settings and situations

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validity issues

- unrepresentative sample

- researcher bias

- research setting is artificial

- task is not something done in real life

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how to deal with an unrepresentative sample

varied sample (stratified or quota)

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how to deal with researcher bias

double blind control

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how to deal with the research setting being artificial

do the study in the field

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how to deal with the task being unrealistic to everyday life

experimental realism

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double blind control

both participants and researchers are unaware of the aims or levels of IV

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single blind control

participants are unaware of the aims/ hypotheses of the research

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ways of assessing validity

concurrent

content

face

construct

predictive

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concurrent validity

establishing external validity by comparing an existing test with the one you are interested in

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content validity

aims to demonstrate that the content of a test represents the area of interest

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face validity

the extent to which test items looks like what the test claims to measure

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construct validity

demonstrating the extent to which performance on the test measures an identified underlying construct

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predictive validity

correlating the results of a test with some other example of the behaviour that is being tested