Sesgo

Sesgo

Un error sistemático en la medida (ej. si un dispositivo no puede grabar todas las repuestas cuando se presentan seguidas unas tras otras rápidamente, la registradora de datos estará sesgada con tendencia a tasas de baja respuesta). Para otros usos, ver también LEY CONCORDANTE y PREFERENCIA

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Psychology; Behavior analysis

A method of assessing validity by examining how well the test measures the underlying construct.

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