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    A Popular Media Report

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    did not put more emphasis on the negative side effects makes me question the reliability of the information I am being given. Reliability also came up with the fact the media article does not tell us how the participants are being operationalized . External validity is low because of the lack of information on how the study was conducted. We did not know the operational definitions, conceptional definitions or the specific variables being studied, without that information how can one replicate…

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    External Validity

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    participant is taking a survey on test anxiety and is in a rigid environment they may feel those unnatural conditions and they will affect their responses. Each administration of the test must happen in similar circumstances (Moskal & Leydens, 2000). External validity is the ability to have the results generalized to larger populations. In this case, the internal validity and construct of other portions of the test will allow for larger generalizations to be made. For example, one can state…

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    These are set issues that are always at heart of external validity, and that will set the tone for trustworthy results that can play a key role when sharing certain thoughts or opinions. Validity can be divided into two; external and internal validity. Internal validity refers to the consistency of variables at an internal level that whether the results represent the claims provided while external validity refers to evaluating a sample that is far away or not associated with…

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    Validity In Aged Care

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    Construct validity ensures the translation of concept to variable. Internal validity minimizes intrusion of extraneous variables. External validity assures samples representativeness. Statistical conclusion validity ensures the correctness of the decisions the researcher makes regarding statistical tests used in the study. Validity in a research study is ensured by the four facets of…

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    in-depth interviews, direct observations, and written documents, participant observation, uninstructed interviewing, case study, and focus groups. When gauging the quality of qualitative research one must take into consideration the internal and external validity, objectivity, reliability, credibility, transferability, dependability, and conformability. Unobtrusive measures can also be used as a way of collecting data. Some of the strengths of qualitative research are: issues are able to be…

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    Non-Helping Behavior

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    It comes as no surprise that the clothing we wear has a major influence on how others perceive us. There are valid reasons why we don’t typically sport sweatpants at job interviews or ripped jeans at funerals; generally, we tend to present ourselves in attire that is socially acceptable so that others are more likely to form positive impressions of us. In this experiment, we examine the effect that clothing has, not only on social perception, but also on social influence, particularly in regards…

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    The IT band and gluteus muscle were split in line with the wound. The trochanter bursa was excised, and the fat was retracted over the short external rotator musculature. The piriformis and obturator internus and short external rotators were then dissected free from the posterior greater trochanter and tagged for later reattachment, exposing the posterior hip capsule. The posterior hip capsule was then incised along the intertrochanteric…

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    suggests that the participants were already willing to change. 2. Internal validity is the estimated fact about implications regarding cause-effect. It is only pertinent in studies that try to establish a causal relationship (KnowledgeBase, 2006). External validity is the degree to which the results of a study can be generalized to other situations and people. Validity is important because it observes research findings. If results from a study are not established as valid then they do not mean…

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    or a pass/fail rating. After scoring and recording the FMS test results, the mobility test was used for areas that scored less than a 3. The areas checked for mobility on subject 1 included thoracic extension, ankle flexion, shoulder internal and external rotation, hip adduction, and hip flexion. In addition, for subject 2, the mobility areas checked included thoracic extension, ankle flexion, and hip adduction. Furthermore, tests for normal range of motion were conducted in accordance with in…

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    performance on tasks within the study might have been influenced by spontaneous recovery. Other similar studies investigating the use of SPT for AOS utilized participants that were at least one year post-onset to control for threats to internal validity. External validity is also compromised because the researchers did not assess generalization to other…

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