Sentence examples for psychological validity from inspiring English sources
Bramley (2007) used the term psychological validity to describe the additional cognitive requirements to make valid and reliable judgements of complex performances, such as scripts, because of the amount of time taken to make the judgement.
He says his job give him a good income, he believes in what he's selling, there is an undeniable integrity, a psychological validity, at Brooks, that he might not find anywhere else.
Bramley's psychological validity may have some connection with what Thurstone (1927, 1954) described as the "discriminal process" (p. 48).
This article describes a method for selecting design parameters and a particular sequence of events in fMRI so as to maximize statistical power and psychological validity.
The job gives me a good income and I believe in what I'm selling; there's an undeniable integrity, a psychological validity, here at Brooks that I mightn't find anywhere else.
Although no linguists claim that panlectal grammars have psychological validity, and polylectal diasystems are much more likely to be cognitively real for bilingual and bidialectal speakers, speakers of only one dialect or language may still be aware of the differences between their own speech and that of other varieties.
The laboratory settings are often not transparent to the participants, which destroys the eco-psychological validity of a naturalistic study.
All MMPI-2 psychological scales (validity, clinical, content and supplementary scales), pre-operative BMI and age were selected as independent variables for the linear model and EWL at 24 months follow-up was chosen as dependent variable (output).
According to the latest (1999) Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing, validity refers to the degree to which evidence and theory support the interpretations of test scores entailed by the proposed uses of tests.
The ones that are dominant in the psychiatric and psychological literature concern validity and reliability of diagnostic criteria.
If "theory of knowledge" named a psychological investigation, then validity would be subordinated to "the history of the psychological development of our thought" (Phil, p. 467).
