Module 2.3 Interactive | Terms & Definitions
After completing the assigned readings, test your understanding of key terms. Use the pencil tool to draw a line connecting each term to its correct definition. When you’re finished, click the “Key” button to check your answers. Tip: Both these buttons are in the upper right.
The degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure.
Clinical Utility
The ability of a measure to detect change over time, especially due to intervention.
Conceptual Framework
Measurement Purpose
Practical aspects of using a measure, including time, cost, and ease of administration.
Responsiveness
The theoretical model that guides what domains or constructs a measure should assess.
Validity
The reason for using a measure, such as screening, diagnosis, or evaluating outcomes.
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Module 2.3 Interactive | Terms & Definitions
After completing the assigned readings, test your understanding of key terms. Use the pencil tool to draw a line connecting each term to its correct definition. When you’re finished, click the “Key” button to check your answers. Tip: Both these buttons are in the upper right.
The degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure.
Clinical Utility
The ability of a measure to detect change over time, especially due to intervention.
Conceptual Framework
Measurement Purpose
Practical aspects of using a measure, including time, cost, and ease of administration.
Responsiveness
The theoretical model that guides what domains or constructs a measure should assess.
Validity
The reason for using a measure, such as screening, diagnosis, or evaluating outcomes.