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Question 113 pts

If the correlation between scores on a measurement from one time to another is high, then the measurement is said to have which type of reliability?

Inter/intra-rater reliability

An equivalence or alternative form of reliability

Homogeneity

Test-retest reliability

Question 12

Which of the following are disadvantages of an online or paper/hard form survey?

Respondents may not always tell the truth.

Self administered survey format may not be suitable for obtaining an explanation of behavior or sensitive information.

Some respondents may fail to answer some or all of the questions if not properly supervised.

All of the above are disadvantages.

Question 13

The extent to which all of the questions on a measure assess the same skills is called what?

Inter/intra rater reliability

An equivalence or alternative form of reliability

Homogeneity

Test-retest reliability

Question 14

This is used when the difference between the numbers from a measurement scale have meaning. Means and standard deviation are used to summarize the values from these scares and results can be either continuous or discrete.

Nominal scale

Ordinal scale

Numerical scale

None of the above

Question 15

This is the extent to which an observed effect or outcome can be generalized to another setting or population. It addresses the question will I get the same results if I repeat the intervention in a different setting, at a different time, with a different facilitator?

Internal validity

Maturation

External validity

Participant attrition

Question 16

This is a conceptual ideal of how you believe your project or program plan will and should work and uses word and/or pictures to describe the sequence of activities that will bring about change.

Needs assessment

Standard for evaluation

Logic model

Intervention

Question 17

This is the most frequently occurring value, number, or amount in a data set.

Mode

Mean

Median

Range

Question 18

Which of the following statements is true about an experimental evaluation design?

No random assignment is used to determine the control and experimental group

Random assignment is used to determine the control and experimental group.

No control group is determined or used

Only an experimental group is determined and used

Question 19

Guidelines for using this type of data collection method during the evaluation process include identifying an inclusion and exclusion criteria, considering both published and unpublished material, and employing a method that distinguishes material with different levels of quality.

A review of the literature

Observations

Medical records

Physical examinations

Question 20

An evaluation measure is considered to be this if it is free from measurement error.

Valid

Biased

Reliable

Cost-effective

Answer 1

11. The correct option is D) Test-Retest Reliability

administer the same test to the same group of people on two different occasions. Sensitive to measurement error due to time sampling. Test-Retest reliability can have major carry over effects.

12. The correct option is D) All of the above are disadvantages

13..The correct option is C) Homogeneity . Internal Consistency/Homogeneity Reliability

-Reflects extent to which the items measure various aspects of the same characteristic or trait, and nothing else.

-The scale/measure is grounded in a theory that defines its dimensions.

14. The correct option is C) number scale . It indicates an actual quantity. So you have more or less of something not just a place and it can be an equal amount separating any adjacent scores. So if you have a score of 20 and someone gets a 22 they got 2 points higher than you.