Statistics and Qualitative Research

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These flashcards cover vocabulary related to statistics and qualitative research methods, including definitions of key terms and concepts.

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What is the range in the anxiety scale scores from 62 to 98?

36

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Which statement about standard deviations (SDs) is true?

The SD represents the average amount of deviation of scores from the mean.

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What is an index of variability that takes into account all score values?

Standard deviation

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Which measure of central tendency is the most stable?

Mean

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Given the five score values: 5, 6, 9, 10, 10, which measure of central tendency has a value of 9?

The median

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What index of central tendency is likely best for the age of onset of Alzheimer's disease in a sample?

The median

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What is the most frequently occurring score in a distribution called?

Mode

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What do you call a distribution with two peaks, as seen with resilience scores from cancer patients?

Bimodal

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What is the technical name for a bell-shaped distribution?

Normal

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What distribution is typically observed for adult height?

Normally distributed

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What is ordinal measurement?

A level in which an attribute is rank ordered on a scale.

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What is the level of measurement for marital status?

Nominal

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What is the level of measurement for educational attainment?

Ordinal

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What is the level of measurement for a 30-item caregiver burden scale?

Interval

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What does a correlation of -0.80 indicate?

Strong negative correlation

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What is the highest score minus the lowest score known as?

Range

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What is the mean of the following numbers: 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9?

5.4

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What is a frequency distribution?

A systematic arrangement of values from lowest to highest, with counts or percentages.