Research Flashcards

1
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ICF domains

A

body, individual, and societal perspectives

one list of body functions and one list of domains of activity and participation

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2
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variance

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-measure variability from the mean

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3
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SD

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-square root of the variance

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4
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type 1 error

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alpha

when you reject a true null

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5
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type 2 error

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beta

when you retain a false null

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critical T value

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better to have a higher critical t value meaning you are reaching significance so you reject the null hypothesis

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independent samples

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participants in 2+ groups are unrelated and are observed once and only once. Random

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dependent samples

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compare the same sample of people multiple times (before and after tx.)

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repeated measures

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measures same group of people multiple times (pre-post design)

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10
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matched pairs study

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related people matched in groups because of common characteristics

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11
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Face validity

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is it measuring what’s supposed to measure

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12
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content validity

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does it measure all the components of the variable

ex: surveys use this, pain questionnaires (all components of the pain -quality, etc.

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13
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criterion validity

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how does it compare to the gold standard

ex: homans (poor criterion validity) vs. ultrasound Doppler (gold standard)

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14
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construct validity

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how well can inferences be made from the results.

ex: results of EMG scores and MMT

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confounding variable

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associated with the exposure, a risk factor for the outcome, and not intermediate on the causal pathway between E and D

ex: age …Does DM lead to Dementia?

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16
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hawthorne effect

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individuals perform better because they are in the study

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17
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healthy worker bias

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occurs when compare workers to non-workers, workers are healthier than non-workers

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18
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control selection bias

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when controls don’t represent the base population

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19
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volunteer bias

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when volunteers differ from non-volunteers in study

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20
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information bias

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errors in procedure for data collection

21
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recall bias

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case groups more likely to recall their exposure

22
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interviewer bias

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difference in interpretation of responses by interviewer

23
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sensitivity

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how well a test detects those with a disease, TRUE positive

SnOUT

24
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specificity

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how well a test detects those without a disease, TRUE negative
SpIN

25
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positive predictive value

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proportion of people with a + test who actually have a dx

–> TRUE POSITIVE

26
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negative predictive value

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proportion of people with a (-) test who do not have a dx

–>TRUE NEGATIVE

27
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correlation

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used to describe relationship between 2 levels of independent variables.
DOES NOT INDICATE CAUSATION
r=(-)1.0 to 1.0
0=no correlation

28
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regression

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used to predict/used to explain changed in dependent variables

29
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R^2

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coefficient of determination
portion of total variance in one measure that can be explained by the variance in the other measure

ex: r=50, r^2=.25, then 25% of variance in Y is accounted for by X.

30
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T test

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used to compare 2 levels of 1 independent variable

31
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ANOVA

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used to compare 2+ levels/means

uses F statistic

32
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one-way anova

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2+ levels of 1 independent variable on 1 dependent variable
-an extension of independent test
-F stat > critical value
IV:age (young, middle, old) DV: BP

33
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Repeated measures ANOVA

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used when subjects are tested more than once, extension of dependent t-test

34
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two-way ANOVA

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compare 2+ levels of 2 IV ON 1 dv.

35
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two-way ANOVA

-factorial

A

both IVs are independent (age and sex)

36
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two-way ANOVA

-mixed model

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one IV is independent, the other is dependent

37
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two-way ANOVA

-repeated measures

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both IVS are dependent

38
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Chi square

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analyzes frequency of responses that are nominal

39
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ANCOVA

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1+ IVs, 1+covariate –> DV

aka a regression ANOVA

40
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discriminant analysis

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1 IV (2+ levels) —> 2+ DVs

41
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MANOVA

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2+ IVs–> 2+ DVs (decreases type 1 error)

42
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MANCOVA

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1+ IVs, 1+ covariates –> 2+ DVs

43
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covariate

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variable possibly involved in study that explains error

44
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a good variate increases statistical power and adjusts groups so it makes comparison fairer

A

TRUE

45
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LR >1.0

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suggests disease is present

46
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LR <1.0

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suggest disease is NOT present

47
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kruskall wallis

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compares if 3 or more independent samples come from the same population

non-parametric version of an ANOVA

48
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mann whitney test

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compares 2 independent samples with ordinal data

nonparametric version of independent t-test

49
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Wilcoxon signed rank test

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used to compare 2 dependent samples with orfinal level data/

nonparametric alternative to dependent or paired t -test