What is allocation bias?

Differences between treatment and control groups @ beginning

What is phenomenology?

The study of people's lived experiences

What is citation bias?

Picking a source based on the number of citations it has

What do descriptive statistics do?

Summarise characteristics of a sample

What is grey literature?

Material not available outside commercial publishing

What is an operational definition?

Turning a broad concept into something specific/quantifiable

What does PICO stand for (acronym for experimental studies)?

P- Population I- Intervention C- Comparison O-Outcome

An odds ratio of 0.3 indicates that you are:

70% less likely to have a condition as a result of exposure

How a researcher's perspective may influence data

What is a theoretical population?

Larger group that the researcher wants to apply findings to

What is progressive focusing?

Adjusting the research question as the study progresses

What is external validity?

How well you can generalise findings out

What is stratified random sampling?

Dividing people into groups based on certain characteristics

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1
What is allocation bias?
Differences between treatment and control groups @ beginning
Outcomes are measured differently
Groups are assessed differently
People leave the study, making one group's results better
2
What is phenomenology?
The study of people's lived experiences
The study of dank memes
The study of an individual case
The study of natural behaviours and conversations
3
What is citation bias?
Picking a source based on the number of citations it has
Using many citations in your work to make it look reputable
Repeated publishing makes information seem more numerous
Studies don't get published due to unfavourable topic
4
What do descriptive statistics do?
Provide information on statistics
Summarise characteristics of a sample
Try to generalise findings to wider population
Define what population is required for a study
5
What is grey literature?
Material produced by biased sources
Material not available outside commercial publishing
Material produced by the government
50 Shades
6
What is an operational definition?
Making results relevant for the general population
Turning a broad concept into something specific/quantifiable
Turning a specific question into a broad concept
Putting a difficult concept into simple language
7
What level of evidence is a longitudinal cohort study?
IV
III-3
III-2
III-1
8
Which of these is NOT one of the main elements of a research paper?
Research
Introduction
Method
Discussion
9
Who said this: "Fun-ji"
Chris
Raphin
Lachlan
Shivi
10
Which of these is level III-3 evidence?
Case Control
Quasi-Randomised
Cross Sectional
Case Study
11
Who said this: "Slap me, I can't feel anything"?
Tasfeen
Pearl
Lachlan
Neha
12
What does Standard Deviation spread around?
Mode
Mean
Median
Memes
13
Which of these is not a component of EBP?
Clinical expertise
Patient values
Peer reviewed research
Up-to-date research
14
Which of these statements are true regarding false +/-?
Type 2: False +, p<0.05
Type 1: False +, p>0.05
Type 1: False +, p<0.05
Type 2: False -, p>0.05
15
Which of these confidence intervals is NOT significant
1.1-3.0
6.0-25.0
0.5-1.3
0.3-0.8
16
Which of these is an example of nominal data?
Favourite football team
Rank in a race
Weight
Height
17
What does PICO stand for (acronym for experimental studies)?
P- Population I- Intervention C- Comparison O-Outcome
P- Prevalence I- Incidence C- Comparison O- Options
P- Population I- Incidence C- Choice O- Options
P- Population I- Incidence C- Comparison O-Outcome
18
Which of these is NOT a component of observational studies?
Exposure
Outcome
Control
Population
19
Who said this: "Why would boxing be in the Winter Olympics?"
Lachlan
Buddy
Tom
Alina
20
Which of these is NOT required for a correlation?
Confidence Interval
r-value
Direction
p-value
21
An odds ratio of 0.3 indicates that you are:
30% less likely to have a condition as a result of exposure
30% more likely to have a condition as a result of exposure
70% more likely to have a condition as a result of exposure
70% less likely to have a condition as a result of exposure
22
What does Squidward do?
Whip
Nae Nae
Dab
Nothing
23
True or false: 2 variables moving downwards in the same direction is a positive correlation
False
True
24
What is this graph?
Positive Skew
Negative Skew
Standard Deviation
25
What does he say?
I'm gay
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I have crippling depression
I have osteoporosis
26
Which of these is an example of non-probability sampling?
Stratified
Cluster
Quota
Systematic
27
What is another name for a convergent study?
Joint Study
Confluent
Triangulation
Concurrent
28
What is reflexivity?
The ability to react quickly to change
How quickly a researcher can react to alter the study
How flexible someone is
How a researcher's perspective may influence data
29
What is a theoretical population?
Population that researcher has access to
Larger group that the researcher wants to apply findings to
Group of participants in the study
Detailed list of what aspects participants need to qualify
30
What is progressive focusing?
Forming a hypothesis based on liberal ideals
Adjusting the research question as the study progresses
Formulating a hypothesis based on previous research
Getting closer to the 'answer' of the research question
31
What is external validity?
How good your results are
How well you can generalise findings out
How repeatable a result is
How accurate a measurement is
32
Qualitative data is:
Ductile
Deductive
Inductive
Conductive
33
The average height of people in med is 150±5cm. What height is 95% of the cohort?
130-170cm
145-155cm
135-165cm
140-160cm
34
What are grades of recommendation?
How good a report is
How LIT a report is
Clinical guidelines
How many citations a report has
35
What is saturation?
When no new data is generated
Gathering too few participants
Gathering too much information
Gathering too many participants
36
What does a p-value of >0.05 indicate?
Results are not significant
Results are insignificant
Results are significant
There is not enough information to tell
37
What is an advantage of a convergent study design?
Faster data collection
Little work required
Easy interpretation
38
What is stratified random sampling?
Allocate people numbers and randomly select
Dividing people into groups based on certain characteristics
Divide people into groups and select from each group
Taking one person every few people
39
Which of these are people are not usually on Human Research Ethics Committees?
Counsellor
Doctor
Lawyer
Indigenous person
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Who said this: "Your hands are so average"?
Chris
Tom
Alina
Angel

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