1.17 - Overview of Research Study Design Flashcards

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This type of study allows natural process to take place without any intervention

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Observational study

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What are the two types of epidemiological studies?

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Observational and experimental

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True or False: Descriptive studies are limited to a description of an event or occurence of a disease condition.

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True

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In this observational study, people or groups or people are followed up over a period of time.

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Cohort study

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A type of observational study in which all measurements or observations are done once.

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Cross-sectional study

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A type of observational study that compares the exposure variables between disease and non-disease.

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Case-control study

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Cohort studies are:

a. descriptive
b. experimental
c. analytical
d. A and C

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d. A and C

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True or False: Experimental design can be re-designed in cohort studies.

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True

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What are disadvantages of cohort studies?

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Expensive and time-consuming

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For rare diseases, what is the ideal study design?

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Case-control studies

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The problem of causality is most problematic for what type of observational study?

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Cross-sectional study

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In case-control studies, the population with the disease constitutes the __________, while the population without the disease are the __________.

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Cases, controls

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True or False: Case-control studies have a time reference, while cross-sectional studies do not have a time reference.

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True

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In this type of observational study, measurement of exposure is done by inquiry and looking backward in time.

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Case-control study

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A type of research that employs both quantitative and qualitative research design.

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Mixed research

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A qualitative research strategy in which the researcher explores in depth an event, activity or process in one or more individuals, combining several data collection procedures done over a sustained period of time.

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Case study

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True or False: Case-control studies are not susceptible to bias.

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False

21
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In this mixed research strategy, qualitative and quantitative data are simultaneously collected and merged into an integrated information.

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Concurrent mix

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In this mixed research method, the researcher expand on the findings of one method with another.

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Sequential

23
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Which of the following is not essential to mention in the data analysis process?

a. population
b. measurement
c. study design
d. none of the above

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d. none of the above

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A type of quantitative data that is ranked and ordered.

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Ordinal

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A form of research which focuses on translating research into policies.

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Translational research

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In this form of research, programs are evaluated according to their manner of execution or impact.

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Implementation research