1) It is the collection, organization and analysis of information to adapt or represent it to through tables and graphs a) Validity and reliability b) Validity ´s method c) Statistical method d) Reliability method 2) The statistical method has 4 stages. a) True b) False 3) The population to be analyzed is identified and the sample is determined and data collection methods are used. a) Comparative analysis and conclusions b) Mathematical analysis of the data c) Description and representation of the data d) Data collection 4) Application of formulas to represent, describe and summarize information numerically. a) Description and representation of the data b) Mathematical analysis of the data c) Data collection d) Comparative analysis and conclusions 5) The results obtained are organized in graphs and tables to facilitate understanding. a) Mathematical analysis of the data b) Data collection c) Description and representation of the data d) Comparative analysis and conclusions 6) Results are compared and analysed to do conclusions a) Comparative analysis and conclusions b) Mathematical analysis of the data c) Data collection d) Description and representation of the data 7) Is the extent to which a concept is accurately measured. a) Validity and reliability b) Validity c) Statistical method d) Reliability 8) Is the extent to which a research instrument systematically obtains the same results if used in the same situation in on different occasions. a) Reliability b) Statistical method c) Validity d) Validity and reliability 9) These concepst are used to evaluate the quality of a study. a) Validity b) Reliability c) Statistical method d) Validity and reliability 10) They are criteria of validity: a) Content, construct and criteria b) Validity and reliability c) Authorship, updating and accessibility d) Content, criteria and accessibility 11) They are criteria of reliability: a) Validity and reliability b) Autorship, accessibility and criteria c) Content, construct and criteria d) Authorship, updating and accessibility

Statistical method: validity and reliability

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