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Why is reliability important in research?
Why is reliability important in research?
- To add variation to the research findings
- To increase the speed of data collection
- To make the research process more complicated
- To ensure that the results are consistent and trustworthy (correct)
What does 'reliability' refer to?
What does 'reliability' refer to?
- Consistency and dependability of results (correct)
- The accuracy of a single result
- The speed at which a task is completed
- The ability to perform multiple tasks simultaneously
Which factor is most likely to reduce the reliability of a measurement?
Which factor is most likely to reduce the reliability of a measurement?
- Consistent administration of a test over time
- Repeating the experiment to validate results
- Variability in the way questions are interpreted (correct)
- Using well-calibrated instruments
How can researchers improve the reliability of their findings?
How can researchers improve the reliability of their findings?
Which of the following factors is most likely to improve the reliability of research findings?
Which of the following factors is most likely to improve the reliability of research findings?
What is the most likely effect of using a biased sampling method on the reliability of research findings?
What is the most likely effect of using a biased sampling method on the reliability of research findings?
Why is it important to minimize reliance on anecdotal evidence in research?
Why is it important to minimize reliance on anecdotal evidence in research?
What does 'reliability' refer to in the context of research?
What does 'reliability' refer to in the context of research?
Which of the following best defines 'validity' in the context of research?
Which of the following best defines 'validity' in the context of research?
Which factor is most likely to compromise the validity of research findings?
Which factor is most likely to compromise the validity of research findings?
Why is it important to minimize reliance on anecdotal evidence in research?
Why is it important to minimize reliance on anecdotal evidence in research?
What is the most likely effect of using a biased sampling method on the validity of research findings?
What is the most likely effect of using a biased sampling method on the validity of research findings?
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