Validity

[@md2k6]

Finally, someone who isn't reading definitions from a textbook and explains this in plain english! Thanks very much!

[@chandadaggs4180]

loved the illustration in the beginning! it helped me understand "validity" in a clearer sense!

[@jncohen]

+Chanda Castaneda Thanks Chanda!

[@katep4808]

lol, you are hilarious! I bet you are the master of sarcasm as well haha! Thank you for the awesome explanations

[@sarahbunge6775]

Thank you! This was very useful! Clear concise information with just the right amount of detail! Going to watch the reliability video now!

[@jncohen]

Thanks, Sarah!

[@papaninewinds]

Taking an intro social science course and this helped with the operationalization section. Thanks.

[@Njoylyf247]

Construct Validity was not clear. Rest were well explained

[@rizalyncadelina2408]

This is the best practical explanation. You saved me from a lot of anxiety cause I was having trouble understanding this concept on my book and other videos as well. Thank you ❤🙂

[@ashaahsiddiqui5634]

Loved ur presentation, it really took all my confusions away

[@jncohen]

Thank you very much!

[@renatabarrela1]

Thank you. You were better than my professors to explain this. 😆

[@kamalaujla4293]

Great explanation. Thank you so much.

[@alexasplace]

Thank you so much!!!

[@annahocking4671]

The pictures and descriptions helped clear up a lot of confusion. Have you considered in creating other psychology related videos?

[@jncohen]

I will probably make more videos, but will be doing it next year. Thank you for your encouragement!

[@abisheshdhakhwa3959]

Great Work! Thank you! Very helpful!

[@ahmedsaidelgebaly2452]

Great explanation! What is the source? The article, or the book?

[@aaronkoh4567]

Hi, could I ask, if I have an experiment that seeks to measure which burger is more popular, through a forced choice survey that only allows a selection of one burger, Would that affect construct validity, considering that I have failed to account that someone may like both burgers equally much, or may dislike both burgers? Would this pertain to construct validity? Or internal validity?

[@babyrosei0911]

What will you do to establish the Validity?

[@niceguy4801]

Thankyou sir!

[@t.thomas6967]

what are some examples of low validity and high validity?

[@Andrei-ld3gw]

Good explanation but better if the examples are not in anyway political!

[@gustav2608]

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[@destinyjung4619]

what about statistical validity, internal, external,

[@jncohen]

+Destiny Jung Hi Destiny. This is a different topic than measurement validity, which is the topic of this video. Sorry!

[@gillnijs467]

Every single clip has the same example can't they be a bit more creative and find their own examples, the GPA etc...

[@jncohen]

Why not contribute by creating an original video yourself?

[@gillnijs467]

Because I am the student and you are the expert!

[@gillnijs467]

What would you call a discriminative validity for Aron and Aron's Sensory Processing Sensitivity?

[@jncohen]

Very well then, here is my expert recommendation: If you feel that you are topping out on intro material and want to develop a deeper knowledge of validity, I recommend you go to your library and borrow an intermediate-level textbook on the topic. At the very least, why not look for higher-level *written* materials on the Internet (e.g., the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, check out: plato.stanford.edu/entries/measurement-science/). Your education will only going to go so far if you rely on KZbin.

[@gillnijs467]

You have no idea how much I have read but you didn't answer my question, I know what discriminative validity is but to apply it to for instance Sensory processing sensitivity is something different all together. You can read and watch as much as you want.... But because you seem to be a very sensitive man I will refrain from further comments and not expect an answer to my question. You go well.

[@Swarrenii]

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