critical thinking Flashcards

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what is the hierarchy of evidence triangle?

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where studies based on their strength and precision of their research methods are ranked from weakest to strongest

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what does it mean to critically appraise something?

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  • the process of carefully and systematically examining research to judge its trustworthiness, value and relevance in a particular context
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what are you looking for when critically appirasing a piece of research?

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BIAS BABY

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what is recall bias?

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  • bias that occurs when participants do not accurately remember a pas event/experience
  • common in longitudinal studies/case-controlled/retrospective studies
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what is the outcome of recall bias?

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researchers obtaining inaccurate/unreliable results and therefore reaching a wrong conclusion

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what is response bias?

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  • bias that occurs when participants give false answers (lie) when responding to researcher’s questions
  • when participants tell researchers what they believe they want to hear
  • this is often because of shame/embrassament, i.e., about drug use, alcohol consumption, personal habits, etc.
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what is CASP?

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  • a critical appraisal tool
  • designed to give structure when appraising research
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what is the strongest type of research study?

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SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

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what is a systematic review?

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  • considered the most reliable and stringest form of research

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