Mr. Marsh has received criticism that his most recent study lacks ...

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Mr. Marsh has received criticism that his most recent study lacks reliability. He is concerned on how he might might improve future studies.
 
  If he uses pilot versions of a measure, might it improve reliability? If not a pilot version, what else could he use? Discuss three other ways that he could improve reliability.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

A(n) __________ is a committee of researchers and community members that oversees, monitors, and reviews the impact of research procedures on human participants.
 
  Fill in the blanks with correct word

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Answer to Question 1

Yes, a pilot version can improve reliability, but it does take more time. He also could find measures from past research and build on them with appropriate citations.

Clearly conceptualize - clear and unambiguous definitions of concepts - it is better when a researcher defines a concept to eliminate noise. Increase the level of measurement - higher or more precise measurement is better. Use multiple indicators - two or more indicators of the same concept are better than one. Using more than one measure is a widely accepted principle of good measurement. Use pilot studies and replication - trying pilot versions of a measure can improve its reliability.

Answer to Question 2

Institutional Review Board

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TYSM

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it