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Concepts to be included Operationalization Indicator Triangulation Measurement Data matrix (in)direct observable Construct Content validity

Operationalization and Measurement Henk van der Kolk

Aim Measuring a ‘theoretical concept’ Observables and constructs Conceptualization, operationalization, measurement Content validity of an operationalization Storing data in a data matrix

Example of a theoretical construct: IQ

Theoretical variable(s) Two aspects of observation Example: ‘What is the IQ of students at this university?’ Theoretical variable(s) Conceptualization Operationalization Measurement Sampling Unit (s) Data

Theoretical variable(s) Two aspects of observation Theoretical variable(s) Conceptualization Operationalization Measurement Data

Observables and constructs Some ‘theoretical concepts’ or ‘theoretical variables’ are relatively simple: (direct or indirect) observables Example: gender, age … Other ‘theoretical concepts’ are complex, consisting of various dimensions or aspects: constructs Example: bachelor, democracy, centralization, IQ …

Conceptualization (Def.) Making clear what you mean with the theoretical construct, its possible dimensions or aspects, and its attributes (values)

Example An intelligence quotient (IQ) is a score derived from a test. The median raw score of a ‘norming sample’ is defined as IQ 100. Each standard deviation up or down is defined as 15 IQ points greater or less. Therefore, approx. two-thirds of the population scores between IQ 85 and IQ 115. About 5 percent of the population scores above 125.

Operationalization (Def.) The construction of the exact procedures, to be used for data collection, in the context of some data collection method. Example: Formulating questions or items measuring intelligence.

Examples of iq tests The same theoretical concept or variable can be operationalized in many ways: there is no single correct operationalization: Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale Stanford-Binet Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Cognitive Abilities Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children Cognitive Assessment System Differential Ability Scales

Sources of operationalizations Existing measurement instruments in Articles and books about the topic Books with operationalizations (scales, indices) Thinking, creativity

Indicator Operationalization of constructs consist of a set of indicators. Example: one of the sub-tests of the WAIS IQ scale is based on finding similarities between words. This is an operationalization of “Abstract verbal reasoning”

Content validity If all aspects of a construct are included in the operationalization, it is said to have ‘content validity’. This is an aspect of ‘measurement validity’. Examples: IQ (“Abstract verbal reasoning” and many other aspects) Democracy Mathematical abilities

Triangulation (def.) Using at least two different operationalizations (often in the context of different data collection methods) to measure the same theoretical concept for the same units Plaatje voldoet niet helemaal: ** voeg in: Picture, measuring an objects from two sides.

Measurement (DEF.) Following a specified procedure (in the context of some data collection method) in order to get ‘observations’, ‘data’.

Storing data in a data matrix Direct observable in a survey: gender Indirect observable in a survey: age

Data matrix Gender Year born Var ... 1 Observation 2 3 4 Unit 5 Man 1965 N

Storing data of a construct Many indicators for several aspects of IQ

Storing data of a construct ID Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Verbal reasoning 1 4 2 3 5 ... N

This microlecture Measuring theoretical constructs Three topics: Conceptualization, operationalization, measurement Content validity of an operationalization (which is an aspect of measurement validity) Storing data in a data matrix

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