Evaluating Research FINAL

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This research is considered more humanistic, more descriptive, and harder to measure:

Qualitative research

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HIPP, PPI, plagiarism, and risk to participants are all part of _______ ______.

ethical considerations - maybe research integrity

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A perfect experiment can be performed. T or F

False

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Correlation implies causation T or F

False

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______ ______ design allows scientists to reduce the number of groups used in Solomon Design

two-group (comparing two groups of participants

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Research allows clinicians and scientists to test questions empirically True or False

true

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A research question (or PICO), hypothesis, and rationale are necessary to write a _____ ______.

research paper - Literature review

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______ describes human behavior, processes, & phenomena

naturalistic observation? (Observational research and survey

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Matching is important because/for (3 things):

cross sectional studies- comparing groups of different ages or severities

nonequivalent groups- matching groups with characteristics that may influence DV

longitudinal design

can match across preferred attributes

provides a control group

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A test can be reliable but not valid - True or False

True

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In research, ______ & ______ are both about how well a method measures something.

reliability and validity

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______ is a form of reliability that is the extent to which a measure is consistent within itself

internal reliability ( split half method) experimental slide

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Construct validity is part of:

content-related validity (appropriate content0 - does the test relate to underlying theoretical concepts

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Morality and/or attrition refer to what:

attrition refers to the dropping out of participants in a study

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A test can be valid but not reliable - True or False

False

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Being concise and clear are ways to address _____ concerns in survey research.

response bias???

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A Mixed Experimental design utilize what types of data?

qualitative and quantitative data

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The simplest factorial design is

two by two design

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Exploratory sequential design follows the order

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The advantage of multiple baseline design in SSD are:

look at different behaviors across 2 or more situations or same behavior across 2 or more settings - useful when looking at generalization

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A design that follows a group of participants for three years is called:

longitudinal study

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Explanatory sequential follows what order for data acquisition and analysis?

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Name one advantage of SSD

•Focuses on individuals

•Detailed analysis of treatment “responders” and “non-responders”

•Ideal for low-incidence populations/disorders

•Cost-effective

•Looks for effects large enough to detect through visual inspection

•Does not require complicated statistics

•Identifies interventions that are appropriate for large-scale analysis

•Clinically relevant and practical

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Review articles synthesize evidence- True or False

True (detailed strategy, extract points related to the strategy, examine design and then include or exclude articles.

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Statistical analysis can be divided into _____ & ______ statistics.

descriptive and inferential

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The most common procedure used for analyzing the different between 2 means is a ___ - _____.

t-test??

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The ________ is usually set at 0.05, called the probability value, and used to reject or accept the null hypothesis.

P-value

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The tail of positively skewed mean distribution is on the ______.

right side of distribution

<p>right side of distribution </p>
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The tail of negatively skewed mean distribution is on the ______.

left side

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The 3 phases of the qualitative research cycle are:

Collect data, code data, provide summary

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The 3 ways to analyze qualitative research are:

thematic analysis, conversational analysis, phenomenology, grounded theory, ethnography

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When collecting/analyzing data, challenged to survey research are: (name 3)

nonresponse bias, social desirability bias, partial completion, Christmas tree responses, DK/Na alternative

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An example of an attribute is _____ (just name one).

age, gender, language

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The most basic SSD design for analysis is _______.

AB (baseline prior to intervention. treatment is introduced and changes in depend variables are noted

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Survey & observational research are this type of research:

Hint: (qualitative/quantitative/mixed)

qualitative (probably mixed)

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Any variable that has the potential to affect the study and was not purposefully introduced is called a(n) ______ _______.

extraneous/confounding

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A dependent variable (DV) is also called the ______ variable.

Outcome - (what is being measure- frequency, duration, accuracy)

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An independent variable (IV) is also called the “I” or the ______, in the PICO question.

Intervention ( drugs, sleep, exercise)

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The purpose of Correlational Research is what?

to understand and find relationship between two variables

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This research design is called the “N of 1”

Single-case design

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¡R - Group of randomly assigned individuals

¡N - Group not/semi-randomly assigned

¡O - Observation (you take data here)

¡Xn - Experimental Group in the n condition (e.g., X1 vs X2)

¡Ø /   - No experimental condition

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mixed method might be hard why?

more resource intensives (like two studies) can end up with an overwhelming amount of data, difficulty in integrating the data all together

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Observational - naturalistic observation vs participant observation

naturalistic- study behaviors of people or animals as they act in everyday environment.

participant observation- researcher joins group being observed- or makes presence known

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stratified sampling vs simple random sampling

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Myths of SSED

•SSED is non-experimental

•SSED is not an established/valid research method

•SSED cannot determine causality

•SSED has only one participant

•SSED is really complicated

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reliability refers to what and validity refers to what

reliability refers to consistency of measure (whether the results can be reproduced under the same conditions)

validity- refers to accuracy of a measure (whether the results represent what they are supposed to measure

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Elements of a research paper

Introduction- meant to hook reader with research question

Body- main argument, or rationale, contains headings, subheadings, and the paragraphs

Conclusion - summarizes key points

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levels of measurement in order

Ratio - highest

Interval

Ordinal

Nominal - lowest

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Ratio -

Interval -

Ordinal -

Nominal -

Ratio- true zero exists- no quantity less than zero

Interval- I.Q test - 120 is better than 60 but person is not twice as smart Temp - no absolute zero

Ordinal- can be ordered least to greatest. Education attainment

Nominal Gender- male female - categories not more or less than one another

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____ are often the primary means of displaying and interpreting data in a single subject design

graphs

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scatterplot used for-

studying the relationship between two variables

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range vs mode vs median

used to identify highest and lowest scored

mode- data that occurs most frequently in a set of data

median- middle score when numbers are lines up least to most

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standard deviation

value that shows the relation that individual scores have to the mean of the sample

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coefficient of variation

often more meaningful to express SD as a percentage of what is being measured

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what is standard score (z score)

represents number of standard deviation units a specific score differs from the mean

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what is kurtosis

the peakedness (how flat or sharp) is peak- negative flatter than normal