Variables
Reliability
Measuring Reliability
100

Is explored to see whether any change has occurred as a function of the treatment

dependent variable

100

means that the measure is consistent in measuring what it was designed to measure

Reliability

100

What two types of reliability use the correlation coefficient

Test-Retest and Parallel Forms

200

is the treatment

independent variable

200

When you want to know whether a test is reliable over time

Test–retest reliability

200

What type of reliability is measured by dividing # of measurements that are same by total number of measurements

Inter-rater

300

When you want to know if several different forms of a test are reliable or equivalent

Parallel-forms reliability

300

What is the acceptable reliability for Test-Retest and Parallel Forms

𝒓>.𝟕

400

When you want to know if the items on a test assess one—and only one—dimension

Internal-consistency reliability

400

What is the acceptable reliability for Inter-rater

𝒓>.𝟖

500

When you want to know whether there is consistency in the rating of some outcome

Interrater reliability

500

How do you measure Internal-consistency reliability

Solving for cronbach's alpha

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