CSD 600 Knowledge Quiz 8/26/2024

Which type of study uses statistical techniques to compare results across previous studies?

What are the effects of an individual's vocal habits, such as talking loudly, on hyperfunctional voice disorder?

Ethical misconduct by SLPs and audiologists is published in the ASHA Leader and is public knowledge.

This variable is also known as the outcome variable.

A PESICO framework adds an "e" and "s" to the PICO framework. What do these initials represent?

There is no statistically significant difference between control group X outcomes and experimental group Y outcomes.

Etiology of hearing loss (assigning individual to sensory, conductive, mixed category) is an example of

For children with severe hearing loss, what is the effect of cochlear implants compared with hearing aids on S/L?

What do quasi-experimental designs lack compared to experimental research?

All other things being equal, anecdotal evidence is on par with evidence from a SSD in terms of EBP

Standard or scaled scores on a language test are considered

Ruling out extraneous variables that might affect the DV so that we can conclude the IV was responsible for the change

Beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and autonomy are the pillars of ethics in medical research.

What are the most important characteristics of experimental research?

Triangulation is the process of

Facilitated Communication (FC) and Spelling to Communicate can be described as pseudoscience.

Let's end with some humor

Which section of a research paper addresses "Were our results similar to or different from other similar studies?"