allied health pysch Flashcards
allied health
preventing diagnosing and treating a range of condition and illness
AQF LEVEL 7
EVIDENCE BASED
theory, emperical, observable, falsifiable
emperical science is tool to produce reliable valid knowledge
duty of care is evidence base meaning treating by evidence based
evidence based approach steps
observation
question
hypothesis
collect data
analyse data
form conclusion
reject or accept findings
descriptive
naturalistic observation
case study
survey
independent variable
the manipulated variable that is controlled by experinmentor
dependent variable
the variable that is measuring the impact of the iv
controlled variable
the variable that is controlled and kept constant the whole experinment
double blind
experinmentor and participants don’t know what group they are in
reliability
close results
types of reliability
test- retest
internal consitant
inter-rater- 2 similar ratings
validity
does it measure what it sets out to measure
types of validity
internal- not confounding results
external- generalised
correlation value
-1 to 1
0- no trend
0.1-.03 weak
.3-.5 moderate
.5 plus is strong
naturalistic observation
collect detailed information about a phenomenem in a systematic way
3 goals of experinment
description
prediction
explanation
type of research method
Experiment
* Correlational research
* Survey research
* Case study
* Naturalistic observation
What is the definition of a group?
A group consists of two or more individuals who interact and are interdependent
What are natural groups?
Natural groups come together spontanteously on the basis of natuarally occuring events
What are formed groups?
Formed groups are those that come together through some outside influence or intervention
What are norms?
Norms are standards of behaviour that guide thought, feeling and behaviour.
What are reference groups?
Reference groups are the groups who’s norms matter to an individual and hence have an impact on the individuals behaviour.
Define a group leader?
Leaders are people who exercise greater influence than the average member of the group
What is a a group role?
A role is a position in a group that has norms specifying appropraite behaviours for the occupant of that role
group dynamics
the study or use of the processes involved when people in a group interact.