Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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variables in bivariate correlation can be ____ or ____

A

quantitative or categorical

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2
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when to use scatterplot in bivariate corr and how can u describe the relationship seen?

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if both variables r quantitative

use correlation coefficient r

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3
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when to use bar graph in bivariate corr and how can u describe the relationship seen?

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if one variable is categorical

use difference between two group means

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4
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in bivariate correlational study, since they have 2 _____variables, ______of each measure must be interrogated

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measured
construct validity

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5
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what are the 6 areas of interest to interrogate statistical validity of association claims

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Effect size (strength of “r”)
Precision (confidence interval of “r”)
Replication of the study
Outliers
Restriction of range
Whether association is curvilinear

CORRPE

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6
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do correlational studies satisfy all 3 criteria for causal claim?

A

NO

May show covariance
Dont usually satisfy temporal precedence
Cannot establish internal validity

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7
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can bivariate correlations be moderated?

A

yes

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8
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bivariate corr

A

association that involves exactly 2 variables

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9
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Restriction of range

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in bivariate correlation this is the absence of a full range of possible scores on one of the variables. So, The Relationship from the sample underestimates the true correlation.

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10
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Curvilinear association

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association that is not a straight line.

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11
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Directionality problem

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when both variables are measured at the same time so its unclear which variable in the association came first (related to temporal precedence)

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12
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Third variable problem

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existence of possible alternative explanation for the association between 2 variables (kinda like confound)

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13
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Spurious association

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bivariate association attributable to systematic mean diffs on subgroups in the sample (original association is not present in the subgroups)

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14
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moderator

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variable that changes relationship between 2 other variables depending on its level

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