09.06.17 Lecture Flashcards

1
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In this type of study, the intervention is under control of the researcher

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Experimental study

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In this type of study, the researcher observes the participants at one point in time (cross-sectional) or over time (longitudinal)

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Observational Studies

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A method of evaluating the effect of an experimental method on observable behavior (outcome) through repeated measures over time

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Single Subject design (also called case study)

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4
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Not good for looking at effects on things that cannot be measured repeatedly and reliably is a limitation of what type of study?

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Single Subject

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5
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If observations are made looking forward they are called

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Prospective (observational study)

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6
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If observations are made from existing data they are called:

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Retrospective (observational study)

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7
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What type of study is: Randomized controlled trial?

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Experimental controlled trials

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What type of study is:

Quasi-randomzed studies?

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Experimental controlled trials

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9
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What type of study is:

Non-randomized studies?

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Experimental controlled trials

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10
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What type of study is Phase I and II clinical trials?

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Experimental uncontrolled trials

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Which type of study is considered the gold standard of clinical research?

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Randomized control trials (RCT)

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12
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Randomization increases or decreases internal validity?

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Increases, reduces potential for bias

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Features that add strength to RCTs:

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  1. Blinding
  2. Sample size justification
  3. Statistical analyses with minimized number of covariates
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In RCT’s exposures (aka independent variables - IVs) are manipulated by…

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the researcher

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15
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In RCTs how are participants assigned to one intervention or the other?

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Random allocation

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16
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T or F: RCT’s have control groups?

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True

17
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T or F: RCTs are the only design to test causal relationship?

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TRUE (cause and effect relationship)

18
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When data is analyzed based on the original random assignments regardless of the treatment subjects actually received, this is…

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Intention to treat (ITT)

19
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What is the most commonly used design of a non-randomized design, controlled trial that is experimental?

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Pre-post design

20
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Types of experimental controlled trials?

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  1. RCTs
  2. Quasi-Randomized
  3. Non-Randomized
21
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Factoral design include ____ or more independent variables

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2

22
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Types of experimental design for RCTs or Quasi-Randomized?

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Between-Group comparison

  1. Pretest-posttest control group design
  2. Factorial design
  3. Randomized block design
23
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When is randomized block design used?

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When an extraneous factor might influence differences between groups

24
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Types of experimental design for non-randomized?

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Within group comparison

  1. Crossover design
  2. One-way repeated measures design
25
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Which design is this? One group of subjects is tested under all conditions and each subject acts as their own control?

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Within-group design

26
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To show effects of intervention throughout trial, not just at beginning and end is what type of design

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One-way repeated measure design under within-group design

27
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The potential for practice effects or learning effect are disadvantages to what type of design?

A

Within group design

28
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Carryover effects – when subjects are exposed to multiple

treatment conditions. This is a disadvantage of what type of design?

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Within-group design

29
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Ability to control for the potential influence of individual differences, such as age, gender, IQ, etc. is an advantage of what type of design?

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Within-group design

30
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Using subjects as their own control provided the most equivalent comparison group possible for what type of design?

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Within-group design