Measurement Terms and Credibility in Qualitative Studies Quiz

A study that presents descriptions or interpretations of a human experience that are recognized by experts in the field.

A study that presents accurate descriptions or interpretations of a human experience that can be recognized by the people having that experience. (correct)

A study that presents descriptions or interpretations of a human experience that are recognized by the researchers conducting the study.

A study that presents descriptions or interpretations of a human experience that are recognized by other people who have read about it.

The extent to which an indicator reflects the true value of a variable.

The extent to which an indicator can be validated by other researchers.

The extent to which an indicator yields similar readings on repeated measures. (correct)

The extent to which an indicator can be replicated by other researchers.

By repeating a question that has been posed.

By correlating the resulting scores of two randomly split groups of test items. (correct)

By validating the indicator with other researchers.

By comparing the indicator to the true value of the variable.

<p>The exact quantity of the variable at any given time.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Reliability is the extent to which an indicator yields similar readings on repeated measures, while measurement error refers to the extent to which the indicator deviates from the true value.</p> Signup and view all the answers