Experiments
Quasi-Experiments
Reliability
Validity
Threats
100

This is when the cause variable comes before the effect variable.

What is temporal precedence? 

100

This type of design includes a set of measurements taken at intervals over a period of time.

What is the interrupted time series design?

100

This form of reliability is when you administer the same measure again after a period of time

What is Test -Retest Reliability?

100

This type of validity assesses how well were the variables measured and manipulated

What is Construct validity? 

100

Things (ex. external evensts) that might have happened between the pretest and the posttest that caused a change from pretest to posttest

What is history

200

These are the two hallmarks of a true experiment

What is manipulated and random assignments?

200

This is a between-subjects design in which participants have not been randomly assigned to conditions. 

What is nonequivalent groups design?

200

This form of reliability is when you get consistent scores no matter who does the measuring

What is interrater reliability?

200

The ability to generalize results to other individuals or settings

What is external validity?

200

Participants might have changed between the pretest and the posttest in ways that they were going to anyway because they are growing and learning.

What is maturation 

300

 This is always a measured, outcome variable

What is an dependent variable?

300

This type of design is when nonequivalent groups are administered a pretest of the dependent variable, then one group receives a treatment while a nonequivalent control group does not receive a treatment, the dependent variable is assessed again, and then the treatment is added to the control group, and finally the dependent variable is assessed one last time.

What is the pretest-posttest design with switching replication designdesign?

300

If Validity = Truthfulness of the measure, Reliability =

What is Consistency?

300

This is when a measure appears to be valid on the surface

What is face validity?

300

Basic characteristics of the measuring instrument change over time.

What is a instrumentation?

400

In a true experiment this is always manipulated

What is the independent variable?

400

This design is when there is a treatment group that is given a pretest, receives a treatment, and then is given a posttest. But at the same time there is a nonequivalent control group that is given a pretest, does not receive the treatment, and then is given a posttest.

What is pretest-posttest nonequivalent groups design?

400

A measure can be reliable but not

What is Valid?

400

This assesses how well do the data support the causal claim

What is Statistical validity?

400

The statistical fact that an individual who scores extremely high or extremely low on a variable on one occasion will tend to score less extremely on the next occasion

What is the regression to the mean?

500

When the control group is exposed to an inert treatment

What is the placebo group?

500

In this kind of design includes participants in one group are exposed to a treatment, a nonequivalent group is not exposed to the treatment, and then the two groups are compared.

What is a posttest only non-equivalent group design?

500

A participant provides a consistent pattern of responses, regardless of how the researcher has phrased the question

What is internal reliability?

500

This type of validity assesses how well a new measure correlates with previous measures. 

What is establishing convergent validity?

500

Due to subject loss (attrition), the group equivalence formed at the start of the study may be destroyed

What is subject attrition?

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