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What level of measurement has a hierarchy but no equal intervals or true zero?
ratio
nominal
ordinal
interval
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What level of measurement is next to highest with categories that can be rank ordered, equal intervals, but no zero
interval
nominal
ordinal
ratio
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Replace this with a quick true/false question.
True
False
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What principle must be followed to obtain a random sample of a population?
sample participants must provide identifying information
quotas by race and gender are met in the sample
everyone one has equal or known chance of selection
everyone in population is selected
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What is the lowest level of measurement with named categories only, no hierarchy?
ratio
interval
ordinal
nominal
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What is a research sample?
the same as a population
usually a single subject
a diverse group of people
a subgroup of a population
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Temporal order--Independent variable must precede dependent variable
Requirement to rule out third variables
Prerequisite for hypothesis testing
Criteria for correlation
First criteria for establishing cause effect
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Which type of clinical question may best be answered using an interpretative/ qualitative research design?
Questions about clinical outcomes
Questions about diagnosis
Questions about meanings/experiences
Questions about prognosis
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Name ALL the levels of measurement.
Descriptive & Inferential
Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, Ratio
Parameter & Statistics
Population & Sample
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A sample is representative when
When the sample is large in number
undesired populations left out
All individuals have an equal chance of representation
Participants randomly assigned
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Informed consent to participate in a research study requires
being paid for time and effort
knowing who else is participatung in the study
agreeing with the premise of the research
knowing what is being asked and how the information will be used
12
What are the two main types of sample strategies?
selective and universal
probability and nonprobability
quota and snowball
computerized and manual
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Which Is Not A Research Design
Latitude
Experiment
Case Study
Cross-Sectional
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A simple random sample
allows an equal chance of being chosen
is a voluntary biased sample
does not represent the group sampled
shows favoritism
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What design best controls for threats to internal validity
true experiment
pre-experimental
experimental
quasi-experimental
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What does face validity look at?
Whether the test looks like it measures what it should
If the findings remain true over time
Whether the findings are similar to a well-established test
If the findings generalize to other settings
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What is Ordinal Level of Measurement?
Data that can be ordered and equal distances between points
Testing the probability the results occured not by chance
Data that can be rank ordered but does not have equal intervals
Numbers which can be used to classify/categorise things
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A variable that consistently changes following a change in another variable
extraneous variable
independent variable
moderating variable
dependent variable
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when the same tool measures the same behavior consistently when measured more than once
content validity
measurement reliability
measurement validity
construct validity
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When a measure provides data about what you are trying to measure rather than something else.
measurement reliability
construct validity
measurement validity
concurrent validity
21
Replace this with a simple question. Use the
language
and
vocabulary
that you know will be used in the unit test.
Correct answer
Totally incorrect answer
Plausible answer
Relative answer
22
Replace this with a challenging question. Note- the wording of wrong answers are just as important as the right ones.
Common misconception
Correct answer
Red herring
Plausible answer
23
Correlational research is focused on
proving causation
describing an event
using math to prove an interaction
the relationship between variables
24
What is Quantitative Research?
Uses mainly words & other non-numeric symbols in collection & analysis
Uses numers and stats in the collection and analysis of data
Uses mainly words and lego
25
Replace this with a more challenging question that requires more time to think. Notice a music change?
Common misconception.
Relevant answer
Correct answer
Plausible answer
26
When you explain precisely how you will measure a variable you have developed what?
conceptual definition
nominal definition
a continuum of measurement
operational definition
27
What is the highest level of measurement with equal intervals on a hierarchy and a true zero?
nominal
interval
ordinal
ratio
28
What does a simple random sample consist of?
every individual having equal chance of being selected
allowing individuals to volunteer to be surveyed
failing to contact some of the selected individuals
a randomly chosen sample
29
....................... represents the consistency of measurement of assessment.
Validity
Scaffolding
Standardization
Reliability
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Research ?: "Does medication assisted treatment decrease weekly use of opioids?, ---what is the independent variable?
patients
number of weeks
medication assisted treatment
use of opioids
