ExperimentMeasures
ExperimentMeasures is a term used in research practice to describe the set of quantitative and qualitative measures used to assess variables and outcomes in an experiment. A measurement plan defines what will be measured, how, when, and under what conditions, and is typically developed during the study design phase. The measures include instruments such as surveys, observational checklists, physiological sensors, laboratory assays, and performance tasks, as well as derived metrics calculated from raw data.
Key considerations include validity (whether the measure actually assesses the intended construct) and reliability (the consistency
ExperimentMeasures also involves documenting measurement properties, such as scale type (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio), minimum detectable
Examples across disciplines include psychology where reaction time and self-report scales are used, biology with biomarker