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EDR610
: The Class
: Good Measurement
: Part 1
: Assignment6-1-1
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Mission (NOT) Impossible
To complete this assignment successfully, you should:
Ah, this'll sound like vintage T.V., but "your mission, should you choose to accept it" (and I hope it's not "impossible!"), is as follows.
Now, at this point, please don't worry about any specific validity or reliability terminology (e.g., "Cronbach's alpha coefficient was calculated to determine reliability."). As indicated in the lesson, we'll be getting more specifically into the "ways" of assessing validity and reliability in the last two topics. (And, you'll need and "use" the two articles you find as part of those last two related assignments, as well.) For now, here's what I'd like you to do once you locate one "good" and one "poor" example: Send Email to Walt Coker at Walter.Coker@nau.edu
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