Behavioral Science Flashcards

1
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Phase I vs. Phase 2 trial

A

Phase 1: small number of healthy volunteers (safety, toxicity, PK)
Phase 2: small number of patients (efficacy, dosing, AE)

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2
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Which values vary with prevalence & pre-test probability: S/S or PPV/NPV?

A

PPV and NPV

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3
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Formula for number needed to treat

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1/Absolute risk reduction

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4
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Formula for number needed to harm

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1/Attributable risk

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5
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Reliability vs. Validity // Accuracy vs. Precision

A
Accuracy = validity
Precision = reliability
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6
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Systematic error reduces accuracy/precision?

A

Accuracy

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7
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Random error reduces accuracy/precision?

A

Precision

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8
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What is the Hawthorne effect?

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Occurs when the group being studied changes its behavior owing to the knowledge of being studied

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9
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Type 1 error vs. Type 2 error

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Type 1 error = False positive error

Type 2 error = False negative error

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10
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How do you define power?

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The probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is in fact false; or the likelihood of finding a difference when one exists.

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11
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Power is increased with…

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Sample size, expected effect size, precision of measurement

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