Validity & Reliability

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Validity & Reliability by Mind Map: Validity & Reliability

1. Concurrent validity evidence-determined by correlating test scores with a criterion measure collected at the same time.

2. Predictive validity evidence-correlating test scores with a criterion measure collected after a period of time has passed.

3. It is a requirement in order to have a good test and answers the question of "does it measure the instructional objectives."

4. Content Validity

4.1. Seeing if a test question coresponds to what the user decides should be covered in the test.

5. Criterion-related validity evideence

6. Reliability

6.1. Test-Retest or Stability

6.1.1. Test given twice

6.1.2. Same group of students tested

6.2. Alternate Forms

6.2.1. Giving two alternate forms of a test to the same group and correlating the scores

6.2.2. Prerequisites

6.3. Internal Consistency

6.3.1. Used to yield inflated estimates for speed test

6.3.2. Uses Kuder-Richardson procedure or split half.

7. Interpreting reliability coefficients

7.1. Group validity-affects test reliability

7.2. Scoring reliability-limits test reliability

7.3. Test Length-affects test score reliability

8. Item difficulty -afftects test score reliability