Aubrey Epidemiology Test 3 Flashcards

1
Q

T/F A population is the final group of individuals selected for in a study

A

False

That is study population

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2
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What is it called when inferences are made to the full population of similar subjects based on Null hypothesis?

A

Generalizability

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3
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Null Hypothesis

A

Ho

A research perspective which states there will be no (true) difference between the groups being compared

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4
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What type of hypothesis is most conservative and commonly utilized?

A

Null Hypothesis

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5
Q

What statistical perspective is growing in popularity

A

Noninferiority

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6
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What statistical perspective is fared to be equal

A

Equivalency

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7
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What statistical perspective should be used if using two active drugs and can’t do washout?

A

Equivalency

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8
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What statistical perspective studies from a mindset to show its better

A

Superiority

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9
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What statistical perspective is aimed to reject the null hypothesis?

A

Superiority

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10
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What statistical perspective if reject gives two positive results?

A

Noninferiority

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11
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What perspective typically have a novelty to the drug being test, makes this test useful?

A

Equivalency

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12
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Alternative Hypothesis

A

H1

A research perspective which states there will be a true difference between the groups being compared

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13
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What are the two key attributes of Data Measurement and the 3rd that doesn’t really matter?

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  1. Magnitude (or Dimesionality)
  2. Consistency of scale (or Fixed interval)
    3 Rational/ Absolute Zero
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14
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What attribute looks at if the data is on a scale or not?

A

Magnitude

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15
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What attribute looks at if the data have fixed units or not?

A

Consistency of scale

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16
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What are the 3 key levels & Attributes of Measurements

A

Nominal
Ordinal
Interval/ Ratio

17
Q

Other names for Nominal

A

Dichotomous
Binary
Non-Ranked
Named

18
Q

What Level of Measurement has no magnitude, no consistency of scale and no rational zero?

A

Nominal

19
Q

Nominal variables are

A

simply labeled variables without quantitative characteristics

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e

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e

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e

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e

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A

e

25
Q

Hair color is what type of measurement?

A

Nominal

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e

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e

28
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r

29
Q

If height is measure based on centimeters and measurements are put into two categories because on above or below 100 cm. What type of measurement is it?

A

Nominal