3.b. Reporting and Evaluating experimental data Flashcards

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What should a method section contain?

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Sufficient information to allow another investigator to repeat the work.

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What should experimental design address?

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The intended aim and test the hypothesis.

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What does it mean if the experiment does not address the aim and hypothesis?

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The experiment is invalid. the reliability and validity of the experiemtn design should be evaluated.

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What does it mean if the experiment does not address the aim and hypothesis?

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The experiment is invalid. the reliability and validity of the experiment design should be evaluated.

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What should the treatment effects be compared with?

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The control

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What should be taken into account in the experimental design?

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Confounding variables

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If confounding variables are not controlled then what might be compromised?

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Validity

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What is selection bias?

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The selection of a samples in a non-random way so that the sample is not representative of the whole population.

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