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Matching Quiz I
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Identify which of the descriptions best corresponds to each of the following terms.
1


The process of identifying units of behavior or particular events according to specific criteria.

2


The extent to which the results of a research study can be generalized to describe different populations, settings, and conditions beyond those used in a particular study.

3


Selection of observation intervals either systematically or randomly with the goal of obtaining a representative sample of behavior.

4


Description of behavior intended to provide a more or less faithful reproduction of behavior as it originally occurred.

5


One of four levels of physical and psychological measurement.

Answer choices for questions 1 through 5
A)time sampling
B)narrative records
C)external validity
D)coding
E)measurement scale





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