Duplicate of Chapter 17- Biostatistics

What does a p-value of 0.01 mean?

Which does not describe qualitative data?

If p-value<alpha, we should reject the null hypothesis.

What type of sampling would give a researcher the most valid and reliable research results?

What are the four scales of measurement for data?

Which scale of measurement is not used in oral health research?

What is the mode of data scores: 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5?

Which of the following demonstrates the strongest correlation coefficient?

_____ refers to the degree to which the study would yield the same results with the same population each time repeated

What measure of central tendency is the midpoint of the data?

What happens when you square a negative interger?

P-value determines the probability of the null hypothesis being true.

Inter-rater reliability is when test administration is consistent from a single examiner.

Alpha value sets the significance level of when the null should be rejected.

This scale of measurement shows the distance between 2 values as equal, with no absolute value.

Which type of statistic will compare groups, test a hypothesis, & make predictions?

Which term describes the square root of the variance?

Which of the following involves the use of data analysis and interpretation in health care research?

Which categorical variable places data into only two groups?

Which of the following are numeric data counted in terms of whole numbers?

What type of research error occurs when a researcher mistakenly accepts null hypothesis?

Standard deviation measures:

What significant p value is accepted in oral health research?

P-value represents the likelihood that statistics will occur due to chance.

Which scale of measurement is not used in oral health research?