Quiz 1 Flashcards

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PICO is used to develop what type of research question?

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Quantitative

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PICo is used to develop what type of research question?

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Qualitative

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3
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What does the p value tell us?

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The percentage of the time that the results reported would have happened by chance alone.

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What is a multivariate?

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The study reports findings for three or more factors and will include the relationships among those different factors

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What do qualitative studies focus on?

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Understanding the complexity of humans within the context of their lives. Subjective information.

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What are common ways to gather data for qualitative studies?

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Interviews, observation.

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What are common ways to gather data for quantitative studies?

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Survey, questionnaire.

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What is a sample?

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A smaller group, subset of a group of interest in a study.

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What is a meta-synthesis? Does this use qualitative or quantitative study methods?

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Report of a study of a group of single research studies. Qualitative.

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What is a meta-analysis? What approach does this use, quantitative or qualitative?

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Looks at statistics from different studies covering the same topic, quantitative.

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What is a systematic review?

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Addresses a specific clinical question by summarizing multiple research studies.

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What are some common errors in research?

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Failure to include one or more major aspects of a discussion and conclusion. Over interpreting results.

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What does generalization mean?

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Ability to apply a particular study’s findings to the broader population represented by the sample

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What types of things are covered in the “methods” section of a research study?

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Process of implementing research study, sampling, data analysis.

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What types of things are recovered in the “results” section?

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Summarize the information gathered in study, analyze data and look for themes.

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What is addressed in the problem/introduction portion of a research study?

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Describes the gap in knowledge that will be addressed.

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What types of things are included in the “conclusion” portion of a research study?

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Limitations, recommendations, implications for practice.

18
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What is an abstract?

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Is a summary or condensed version of a research report.

19
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What is a hypothesis?

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A statement predicting the relationships or effects of selected factors on other factors?

20
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What is conceptualization?

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A systematic approach to summarizing multiple research studies that focus on a specific clinical problem.

21
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What is a variable?

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Is an aspect of the phenomenon of interest or research problem that differs among people or institutions

22
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What is a univariate analysis?

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Analysis of data of a given point that focuses on only one variable.

23
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What is a bivariate analysis?

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Analysis with other two variables.

24
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What is a pattern? What do they help us understand? What type of research is this used in?

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Themes. Larger truths about behaviour and how people might respond to a new idea. Qualitative studies.

25
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Ethnography is used in what type of research method? What does it study?

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Qualitative. One immerses self in a culture to learn more about it.

26
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What is a phenomenological study? What type of research method uses this?

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Increase understanding of experiences. Qualitative.

27
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What is a case series?

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Examine characteristics of a group of people with the same disease or same exposure to a disease.

28
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What type of research method uses a case study?

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Qualitative. In depth analysis.

29
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Historical study methods do what and are used in what type of research study?

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Link past to understand present or plan for future. Used in qualitative.

30
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Field research is used as an approach to what kind of research? Qual or quantitative? Whats field research?

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Qual. Researcher goes into the field to observe the phenomenon.

31
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Ground theory is used for what type of research study? What is it?

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Qual. Develop theory about phenomena, but the theory needs to be grounded or rooted in observation.

32
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How should the abstract of an research study be used?

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Used to help narrow down or focus on appropriate research. Summarizes article and gives reader a snap shot of what to expect.

33
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What is healthcare research?

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Research that gathers data and information to find evidenced-based information to integrate into practice.

34
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What distinguished the “conclusion” section of a research report from other types of papers?

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New knowledge is brought forward vs old knowledge being reiterated.

35
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What is the goal of the research process?

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Generate knowledge that can be used in practice.

36
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What is the difference between the “results” section and the “conclusion” section in a research report?

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Results: summarize findings/information collected in the study. Conclusion: summarize potential meaning, decisions, or determinations that can be made based on the info collected.

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Does the “discussion” section of the research report give the reader a full picture of the findings?

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No. It only gives information about key findings or important results.

38
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Other than key findings, what else can be found in the “discussion” section of a research report?

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Debate on how the results of the study fit with existing knowledge and what those results may mean