Midterm Exam Flashcards

Statistical Terms

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What is the value of collecting pilot data?

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What is an experiment

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Dependent Variable and example in context

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Independent Variable and example in context

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Which variable is the predictor

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Which variable is the response

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What is an observational study

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Pros and Cons of an Observational Study

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Pros and Cons of an Experiment

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10
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What is a confounding variable

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What is pilot data

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12
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What are treatment groups

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13
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Difference between categorical and continuous independent variables

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What types of groups are treatment groups used for

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Treatment group vs control groups

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16
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positive vs negative control groups

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17
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univariate dependent variables

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multivariate dependent variables

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Factorial design

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single factor design

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multi-factor design

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22
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Factorial design focuses on what type of study design

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23
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Internal validity

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external validity

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25
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Observer effect w/ example

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26
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intra-observer variability

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27
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inter-observer variability

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28
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What type of variability addresses replicate data

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29
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What is systematic bias and what does it mean to have it in your data?

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30
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what does it mean to calibrate your measuring instrument

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31
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parametric data

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32
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non-parametric data

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33
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blocking variables

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34
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covariates

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35
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similarities and differences between blocking variables and covariates

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36
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how does a paired design relate to blocking your variables

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37
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what is a paired design

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