Experimental Psychology
Sunday, 19 June 2011 17:30![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lea_hazelThe reliability of data collecting through questionnaires is subject to three types of threat: errors stemming from the time or conditions of the test, errors stemming from the test's actual questions, and errors stemming from the assessing judge.
Poor reliability between judges is frequently associated with vague operational definitions, which may be caused by a vague theoretical definition. Alternatively, it could be because the judge is a douche.
In other news, I got an OTC nasal spray, which I hope will improve the quality of my sleep, thereby eliminating the need for random midday naps. Especially on days on which I'm unlikely to study until 8 PM to make up for it.
Poor reliability between judges is frequently associated with vague operational definitions, which may be caused by a vague theoretical definition. Alternatively, it could be because the judge is a douche.
In other news, I got an OTC nasal spray, which I hope will improve the quality of my sleep, thereby eliminating the need for random midday naps. Especially on days on which I'm unlikely to study until 8 PM to make up for it.
