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Introduction to Validity

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Introduction to Validity

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    1. 8:16 AM Introduction to Validity

    2. 8:16 AM What is Validity? the best available approximation to the truth or falsity of a given inference, proposition, conclusion a set of standards by which research can be judged

    3. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    4. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    5. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    6. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    7. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    8. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    9. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    10. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    11. 8:16 AM The Causal Context

    12. 8:16 AM Conclusion Validity what you did and what you saw? your program and your observations?

    13. 8:16 AM Internal Validity what you did and what you saw? your program and your observations?

    14. 8:16 AM Can we generalize to the constructs?

    15. 8:16 AM External Validity Can we generalize to other persons, places, times?

    16. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    17. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    18. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    19. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    20. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    21. 8:16 AM The Validity Questions are cumulative...

    22. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity There is a relationship between the cause and effect The relationship is causal We can generalize to the constructs We can generalize to other persons, places, times

    23. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity there is a relationship but you don’t see it there is no relationship but you do see one

    24. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity there is a causal relationship but you don’t see it there is no causal relationship but you do see one

    25. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity you can generalize to constructs, but you conclude you can’t you can’t generalize to constructs but you conclude you can

    26. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity you can generalize to other contexts, but you conclude you can’t you can’t generalize to contexts but you conclude you can

    27. 8:16 AM Threats to Validity how you can be wrong in making your inference specific factors that can bias or distort your conclusions a list of common threats to the quality of your study a “checklist” you can use in planning your study

    28. 8:16 AM

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