Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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what are informal sources?

A

Sources not peer-reviewed

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2
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What are statistical reports?

A

demographic, socioeconomic, and environmental data

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3
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Where should you look for statistical reports?

A

state/local health departments

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4
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what is vital statistics?

A

population level measurements, related to births and deaths

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5
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what is an abstract?

A

1 paragraph summary of an article

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6
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What is internal validity?

A

evidence that a study measured what it intended to measure

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7
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what is external validity?

A

results of a study with internal validity can be generalized to other populations

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8
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What makes research original?

A

only needs one substantive difference

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9
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What is replicability?

A

this is results similar to those of the original study

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10
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What is a replication study?

A

repeat a study protocol in a new population in attempt to confirm that original findings were not due to chance

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