Relatability

Relatability:

o   The term relatability in psychological research refers to the consistency of a research study or measuring test

i.e: All instruments and timings must remain the same when conducting a test

Internal Reliability:

o   Consistency in how you measure your result every time you obtain data.

i.e: Using the same questionnaire

Inter-rater Reliability:

o   Will another person following your method and using the same instruments achieve the same results.

Parallel form of reliability:

o   The ability to test your conclusions using a different method to measure the same phenomenon

i.e: Measuring the effectiveness of depression, medication using a questionnaire as one method and blood tests as the other

Test – retest reliability:

o   How consistent your test time is over time.

i.e: you give a questionnaire on 2 separate occasions 1 week apart and receive similar results