PSYC 302: Chapter 4 & 5 | Ethical Guidelines for Psychology Research | Identifying Good Measurement

PSYC 302: Chapter 4 & 5 Chapter 4 Ethical Guidelines for Psychology Research Chapter 5 Identifying Good Measurement Match each provision to its corresponding principle from the Belmont Report. - Beneficence: 1.Participants should be protected from harm and their well-being ensured. Respect for persons: 1. Participants should be treated as autonomous agents. 2. Participants with less autonomy should receive special protection. Justice: 1. There should be a balance between those who participate and those who benefit. The 1.___________ set similar ethical principles (tailored to psychology) as the earlier 2.___________. However, two additional principles were added. The first is the principle of 3.__________, which has to do with relationships between psychologists and others, and the second is the principle of 4________, which emphasizes true and up-to date practices - 1. APA Ethical Principles 2. Belmont report 3. fidelity and responsibility 4. integrity Match each example to the correct type of measure. - Physiological: 1. records biological information from a living thing observational: 1. records behaviors or traces of behaviors self-report: 1. records how participants feel about themselves A measure's ability to remain consistent is referred to as 1._____. But this concept can be broken down in nuanced ways. For example, 2._____ refers to how uniform results will be after repeated use of a measure. In addition, 3._______ refers to how stable results from a measure will be when the measure is used by multiple administrators. Finally, a question with 4._____ will generate similar answers regardless of how it is worded. - 1. reliability 2. test-retest reliability 3. interrater reliability nal reliability In measurement, 1.__________ refers to a measure's ability to accurately represent the variable the researcher is investigating. But this concept is made up of many different facets. 2._________ is the extent to which a given measure appears to be measuring the variable in question. 3.___________ evaluates how well a measure taps into all aspects of particular variable. 4.___________ represents how well a measure relates to actual behavior. - 1. validity 2. face validity 3. content validity 4. criterion validity - - - -