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    In addition to your assigned article you will need to use your textbooks or other resources to adequately talk about the specific aspects of having validity in a research study. Validity is affected by low statistical power. As stated above, a power analysis was unable to be conducted for this study. Grove, Burns & Gray (2016) state: Low statistical power increases the probability of concluding that there is no significant…

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    Brief Summary of study In this article, the authors conducted an experimental study to examine the effect of three different interventions on reducing the domestic assault. The three interventions were arrest, ordering the offender to leave the house, and providing advice. These three interventions were given randomly to 33 officers (some of them did not continue the study which made the researchers to gather more officers) who attended workshops to be prepared to this study. After the…

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    The news article did not capture some key details of this experimental study which can possibly lower the validity of the study. For instance, it did not report exactly how the participants were distributed into each condition. In other words, the article did not mention that participants were assigned to meditation sessions or nourishment sessions randomly.…

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    conclusively that a study has internal validity? Explain No. it is impossible to prove conclusively that a study has internal validity. This is because there are many threats to internal validity and it is sometime difficult to control all of them, especially the loss of subjects. 2. In chapter 6, we discussed the concept of external validity. In what ways, if any, are internal and external validity related? Can a study have internal validity but not external validity? If so, what about the…

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    Compare and contrast the PF and the traditional models of validity The meaning and definition of validity has evolved from the review of Meehl’s classic (1995), although validity research emphasizes on assessing the relationship between predictor and criterion where in most cases the criterion becomes the self report. There are two models of validity which include the process-focused (PF) model and the traditional validity model. In the two models, they both test for the relationship between…

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    O’Brien and Ellsworth choose this design because it permitted an accurate internal validity by allowing casual inferences. The procedure begins with the experimenter randomly assigning participants to the two levels of the operational independent variable, next (uniformed of the final piece of chocolate) and last (informed of the final…

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    Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), is diagnosed when children display persistent age-inappropriate symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity. Since ADHD is one of the most common (3% to 5%) childhood mental disorder, a lot of controversies debated whether behavioral therapy (BT) or medication alone (MM) would be more efficient as the treatment for ADHD (Arnold et al., 1997, p.865). In 1992, the Collaborative Multimodal Treatment Study of Children with ADHD (the MTA),…

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    Threads to validity are specific reasons why a person can be partly or completely wrong when making an inference. There are several threads to validity that will raise questions about an experimenter’s ability to conclude that the intervention affects an outcome and not some other factor. Internal validity regards to the internal logic and consistency of the research. If research is seen as an argument then internal validity is about the logic and consistency of this argument. It is most…

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    overgeneralization. A potential threat to the internal validity of this study was the short amount of time between the start of the study and the onset of the participant’s LCVA. The participant’s 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…

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    research design. Internal validity, external validity, construct validity, and statistical conclusion validity are all important terms to think about when comparing and organizing your research. Internal validity can be defined by three different terms. There is going to need to be a co variation of cause and effect, which is when x is caused by y, temporality means that the cause must precede the effect in time, and last it will have no alternate explanation. External validity is data that has…

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