What is a research instrument?, Budget plan, Data tool, Grade report, Lesson room, What does validity check in an instrument?, Looks colorful, Prints fast, Costs less, Measures construct, What does reliability check?, Stable results, Large font, Short title, Free access, Factorial structure refers to what?, Payment method, Survey color, Underlying factors, Room layout, Why use previously validated instruments?, Reduce sample, Change topic, Save time, Add jokes, What helps interpret individual test scores?, Answer sheet, Seat plan, Class schedule, Normative data, Which factor concerns language, age, and accessibility?, Participant fit, Financial cost, Owner permission, Scoring speed, Using an instrument without permission is a what?, Pilot step, Legal violation, Study goal, Scoring guide, Which factor asks if you can physically or digitally get the instrument?, Availability, Reliability, Readability, Norming, Which factor includes fees, manuals, and software subscriptions?, Factor structure, Ethical tone, Pilot testing, Financial cost, According to the lesson, an effective survey should usually have about how many questions?, 40 to 50, 5 to 10, 25 to 30, 60 to 70, What is an adopted instrument?, Newly created, Used unchanged, Locally translated, Partly revised, What is an adapted instrument?, Scored manually, Unused tool, Original copy, Modified tool, What is a researcher-developed instrument?, Owner translated, Copied fully, Created by researcher, Bought online, What is the main purpose of pilot testing?, Hire raters, Refine study, Lower validity, Publish results

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