data collection methods Flashcards

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objective

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measurable
not influenced by the person who collects the information

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systematic

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means the data that is gathered is collected in the same methodical way by every person involved in the data collection process

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consistency

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in data collection will minimize bias that can occur when more than one researcher is collecting data

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interventional fidelity

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the reliable and competent implementation of the data collection methods that includes
- adherence to the delivery of the prescribed collection method
- competence of the research team to collect the data - training

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interrater reliability

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is the degree on consistency between two or more raters who are independently assigning ratings to a variable or attribute that is being investigated

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physiological measurements

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are techniques to measure physiological variables directly or indirectly such as heart rate, blood pressure and temperature

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observational methods

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can operationalize some variables such as traits, symptoms, verbal and nonverbal communication, behaviours, activities and skill attainment

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scientific observation

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watching for specific events/reactions/moments
-observations are undertaken that are consistent with the study’s specific objectives
- a standardized and systematic plan exists for the observation and recording of the data
- all observations are checked and controlled
- the observation are related to scientific concepts and theories

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concealment

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study method in which the participants do not know they are being observed
- is done when the researcher is concerned their presence will impact or change the participants behaviour

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scale

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when indirect items of interest are combined to obtain an overall score
ex: intelligent test

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likert scale

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rate answers from strongly agree to strongly disagree

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reliability

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represents the consistency of the measurement obtained

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validity

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determining the extent to which the instrument reflects the abstract concept being examined

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