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The quality of measurements is important to all sciences. Although different terms are used in different disciplines, the underlining principles and problems are the same across disciplines. For example, in physics, the terms “accuracy” and “precision” are commonly used to describe how confident researchers should be in their measurements. In the discourse about survey quality, validity and reliability are the key concepts for measurement quality. Roughly, validity refers to whether an instrument actually measures what it is designed to measure and reliability is the consistency of the instrument’s measurements. SM:Yeah, so either, for me it’s like a, it could be a contextual framework as I came up with in the book, or for, for a lot of people, if you’re trying to make, understand it yourself or trying to explain it to other people, then breaking it down into different access needs. So maybe thinking of vision access needs, hearing access needs, cognitive and motor access needs. And really understanding what you need to do for each of those categories, those lenses of access needs is a great place to start. Transplant patients are doing this on their own. There have been a number of media reports about people saying, “I need to get protected. I'm going to go and get the doses that I need.”

From my testing, converter and validator tags added to the af:outputText don't exhibit the same behaviour. However any other tag, not just adding an af:clientAttribute tag but even an af:clientListener as example will result in the missing   tag.Those who identify with the gender they were assigned at birth, usually a decision made by a doctor based on physical characteristics, are referred to as cisgender. For transgender people, their identity and innate knowledge of who they are is different to their gender assigned at birth.

We all agreed if we were going to produce the best information for trans and non-binary people and improve the field, we needed more than a casual survey, we needed a robust research study.” Another, Clinic-T, is run by Dr Kate Nambiar in Brighton, “As a clinician who does cervical screening for trans patients, I see the worry people have about how they will be treated. For many trans people, because the test is invasive and can trigger dysphoria, they simply avoid getting it done. Yet there are many things as clinicians we can do to reduce the discomfort, putting in place simple interventions. That’s not to say these things can’t also be done at non-specialist services – in most cases, a little education in the needs of the trans and non-binary population can go a very long way.” taskdef resource="org/apache/ivy/ant/antlib.xml" uri="antlib:org.apache.ivy.ant" classpathref="ivy.lib.path"/> The use of existing surveys usually allows the collection of less validity evidence than the creation and use of a new survey. Specifically, if previous studies collected validity evidence for the use of the survey for a similar purpose and with a similar population as the intended research, researchers can then reference that validity evidence and present less of their own. It is important to note that, even if a survey has a long history of established use, this alone does not provide adequate validity evidence for it being an appropriate measurement instrument. It is worth researchers’ time to go through the published uses of the survey and identify all the different types of validity evidence that have been collected. They can then identify the additional evidence they want to collect to feel confident applying the instrument for their intended interpretation and use. For a more detailed description of different types of validity evidence and a pedagogical description of the process of instrument validation, see Reeves and Marbach-Ad (2016) and Andrews et al. (2017).SM:Yeah, definitely yes. And for me I think that the one, the huge benefit really of what happened when everything suddenly went digital, for me there was a real strong feeling of empathy because everybody was in the same situation. And for me, from an accessibility point of view, that was where the temporary and the situational kind of aspect really came to life. People understood how difficult it was to be working in an environment where you were home schooling children and you maybe didn’t have the, you had old computer equipment, you didn’t have the right you know? So that was, that’s that bit I hope we don’t lose, because we really did understand and we could empathise with what other people were going through in that situation. And I think to carry that learning on and to really feed it into everything we do is a key learning for me. a) There are two columns to display data from the first_name column. The only difference between them is the first_name2 column includes an additional af:clientAttribute tag. NC:And indeed the people in this room have that responsibility, I can see people writing that down as you said it. We’re almost coming to the end, we have got time for a few questions. Who would like to ask a question. One at the front here. Readers should be careful to note this post doesn't attempt to explain all the in's and out's of using Apache Ivy, just a successful configuration on our part. Readers are encouraged to seek out further resources to assist their learning of Apache Ivy. In many biology educational research papers, researchers only provide coefficient alpha (also called Cronbach’s alpha) as evidence of validity. For example, in Eddy et al. (2015), the researchers describe the alpha of two scales on a survey and no other evidence of validity or dimensionality. This usage is widely agreed to be a misuse of coefficient alpha ( Green and Yang, 2009). To understand why this is the case, we have to understand how validity and reliability differ and what specifically coefficient alpha measures.