Final - Studies use Flashcards by Trip Heckert

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Chi-square (Pearson)

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Nominal, 2 groups, Ind

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Fisher’s Exact

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Nominal, 2 groups, Ind, small number

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McNemar

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Nominal, 2 group, Related

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Chi Square (3)

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Nominal, >3, Ind

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Fisher’s exact (3)

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Nominal, >3, Ind, small number

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Cochran

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Nominal, >3, Related

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Log-Rank

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Nominal, proportion of events (survival)

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Contingency coefficient

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Nominal, Correlation

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Logistic Regression

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Nominal, Prediction/Association

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Mann-Whitney

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Ordinal, 2 groups, Ind

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Wilcoxon Signed Rank

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Ordinal, 2 groups, Related

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Kruskal-Wallis

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Ordinal, >3 groups, Ind

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Friedman

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Ordinal, >3 groups, Related

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Cox Proportional Hazards

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Ordinal, Proportion with Event (survival)

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Spearman Correlation

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Ordinal, measure of correlation

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Multinomial Logistic Regression

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Ordinal, Prediction/Association

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Student T

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Interval, 2 groups, Ind

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Paired T

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Interval, 2 groups, Related

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ANOVA/MANOVA

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Interval, >3 groups, Ind

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Repeated Measures of ANOVA/MANOVA

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Interval, >3 groups, Related

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Kaplan-Meier product-limit estimate

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Interval, Time to event (survival)

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Pearson Correlation

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Interval, Measure of correlation

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Linear Regression

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Interval, Prediction/Association

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Nominal, 2 groups, Ind

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Chi square

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Nominal, 2 groups, Ind, small number

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Fisher’s

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Nominal, 2 group, Related

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McNemar

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Nominal, >3, Ind

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Chi Square

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Nominal, >3, Ind, small number

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Fisher’s

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Nominal, >3, Related

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Cochran

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Nominal, proportion of events (survival)

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Log-Rank

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Nominal, Correlation

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Contingency Coefficient

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Nominal, Prediction/Association

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Logistic Regression

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Ordinal, 2 groups, Ind

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Mann-Whitney

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Ordinal, 2 groups, Related

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Wilcoxon Signed Rank

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Ordinal, >3 groups, Ind

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Kruskal-Wallis

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Ordinal, >3 groups, Related

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Friedman

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Ordinal, Proportion with Event (survival)

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Cox Proportional Hazards

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Ordinal, measure of correlation

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Spearman Correlation

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Ordinal, Prediction/Association

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Multinominal Logistic regression

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Interval, 2 groups, Ind

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Student T

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Interval, 2 groups, Related

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Paired T

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Interval, >3 groups, Ind

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ANCOVA/MANCOVA

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Interval, >3 groups, Related

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Repeated measures of ANCOVA/MANCOVA

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Interval, Time to event (survival)

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Kaplan-Meier product-limit estimate

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Interval, Measure of correlation

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Pearson correlation

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Interval, Prediction/Association

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Linear Regression