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Introduction to ValidityIntroduction to ValidityIntroduction to ValidityIntroduction to Validity
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What is Validity?What is Validity?What is Validity?What is Validity?
The best available approximation to the The best available approximation to the truth or falsity of a given inference, truth or falsity of a given inference, proposition, or conclusionproposition, or conclusion
A set of standards by which research A set of standards by which research can be judgedcan be judged
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
cause-effect constructcause-effect construct
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
What you What you thinkthink
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
ProgramProgram
What you What you thinkthink
In In thisthis study study
Cause-Effect ConstructCause-Effect Construct
OperationalizeOperationalize
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you thinkthink
In In thisthis study study
Cause-effect ConstructCause-effect Construct
OperationalizeOperationalize OperationalizeOperationalize
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you dodo What you What you seesee
What you What you thinkthink
In In thisthis study study
Cause-effect ConstructCause-effect Construct
OperationalizeOperationalize OperationalizeOperationalize
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The Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal ContextThe Causal Context
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you dodo What you What you seesee
What you What you thinkthink
What you What you testtestIn In thisthis study study
Cause-effect ConstructCause-effect Construct
Program-outcome RelationshipProgram-outcome Relationship
OperationalizeOperationalize OperationalizeOperationalize
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Conclusion ValidityConclusion ValidityConclusion ValidityConclusion Validity
What you did and what you saw?What you did and what you saw? Your program and your observations?Your program and your observations?
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you dodo What you What you seesee
Is there a Is there a relationshiprelationship between... between...
In In thisthis study study
Program-outcome RelationshipProgram-outcome Relationship
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Internal ValidityInternal ValidityInternal ValidityInternal Validity
• What you did and what you saw?What you did and what you saw?• Your program and your observations?Your program and your observations?
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you dodo What you What you seesee
Is the relationship Is the relationship causalcausal between... between...
AlternativeAlternativecausecause AlternativeAlternative
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AlternativeAlternativecausecause
In In thisthis study study
Program-outcome RelationshipProgram-outcome Relationship
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Construct ValidityConstruct Validity
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What you What you dodo What you What you seesee
What you What you thinkthink
Cause-effect ConstructCause-effect Construct
Program-outcome RelationshipProgram-outcome Relationship
Can we generalize to the Can we generalize to the constructsconstructs??
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External ValidityExternal ValidityExternal ValidityExternal Validity
TheoryTheoryTheoryTheory
CauseCauseconstructconstruct
EffectEffectconstructconstruct
What you What you thinkthink
Cause-effect ConstructCause-effect Construct
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What You What You DoDo What You What You SeeSee
program-outcome relationshipprogram-outcome relationship
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What You What You DoDo What you What you seesee
program-outcome relationshipprogram-outcome relationship
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What You What You DoDo What You What You SeeSee
program-outcome relationshipprogram-outcome relationship
ObservationObservationObservationObservation
ProgramProgram ObservationsObservations
What You What You DoDo What You What You SeeSee
program-outcome relationshipprogram-outcome relationship
Can we generalize to other persons, places, times?Can we generalize to other persons, places, times?
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The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......
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The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......
In this studyIn this studyIn this studyIn this study Is there a relationship between the cause and effect?
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The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......
ConclusionConclusionConclusionConclusionIs there a relationship between the cause and effect?
Is the relationship causal?In this studyIn this studyIn this studyIn this study
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The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......
In theoryIn theoryIn theoryIn theory
Is there a relationship between the cause and effect?
Is the relationship causal?
Can we generalize to the constructs?
ConclusionConclusionConclusionConclusion
InternalInternalInternalInternal
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The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......The Validity Questions Are The Validity Questions Are CumulativeCumulative......
ConstrucConstructtConstrucConstructt
Is there a relationship between the cause and effect?
Is the relationship causal?
Can we generalize to the constructs?
Can we generalize to other persons, places, times?
In theoryIn theoryIn theoryIn theory
ConclusionConclusionConclusionConclusion
InternalInternalInternalInternal
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The Validity Questions are The Validity Questions are cumulativecumulative......The Validity Questions are The Validity Questions are cumulativecumulative......
Is there a relationship between the cause and effect?
Is the relationship causal?
Can we generalize to the constructs?
Can we generalize to other persons, places, times?
ExternalExternalExternalExternal
ValidityValidityValidityValidity
ConclusionConclusionConclusionConclusion
InternalInternalInternalInternal
ConstructConstructConstructConstruct
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
You Want to Make an Inference...You Want to Make an Inference...
There There isis a relationship between a relationship between the cause and effect.the cause and effect.
The relationship The relationship isis causal. causal. You You cancan generalize to the generalize to the
constructs.constructs. You You cancan generalize to other generalize to other
persons, places, and times.persons, places, and times.
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
There is a relationship, but you don’t There is a relationship, but you don’t seesee it. it.
There is no relationship, but you There is no relationship, but you dodo see one.see one.
How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?
Conclusion ValidityConclusion Validity
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
There is a causal relationship, but you There is a causal relationship, but you don’t don’t seesee it. it.
There is no causal relationship, but There is no causal relationship, but you you dodo see one. see one.
How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?
Internal ValidityInternal Validity
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
You can generalize to constructs, but You can generalize to constructs, but you you conclude you can’t.conclude you can’t.
You can’t generalize to constructs, but You can’t generalize to constructs, but you you conclude you can.conclude you can.
How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?
Construct ValidityConstruct Validity
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
You can generalize to other contexts, You can generalize to other contexts, but you but you conclude you can’tconclude you can’t
You can’t generalize to contexts, but You can’t generalize to contexts, but you you conclude you canconclude you can
How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?How could you be How could you be wrongwrong in the inference? in the inference?
External ValidityExternal Validity
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Threats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to ValidityThreats to Validity
How you can be wrong in making your How you can be wrong in making your inferenceinference
Specific factors that can bias or distort Specific factors that can bias or distort your conclusionsyour conclusions
A list of common threats to the quality of A list of common threats to the quality of your studyyour study
A “checklist” you can use in planning A “checklist” you can use in planning your studyyour study