Research methods Flashcards

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epidemiology study

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Prevalence ‘ proportion of people with the disorder currently or during life
Incidence’ proportion of people who develop new cases in a year
Correlates’ variables that are correlated with the presence of the disorder

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family method

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used to study genetic predisposition among family members. Index case/proband are starting point.

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Single case experiment

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High internal validity
Reversal dising/ ABAB design in whitch baseline and intrudiction of treatment is measured Later with reintroduction of treatment and baseline

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Testing teatment

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RCT is typically conducted to determine efficacy.
How they work in bigger samples *external validity) has to include effectiveness.
Dissemination is faciliitating adoption of efficacious treatments in the communioty by developing guidelines about best available treatments + training

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Analogue experiment

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Create or observe a related but less severe phenomenon. Internal validity good but external might be problematic.
Selecting similar participants/animals or less severe cases

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Biases

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Publication bias; only publice good results
P-hacking’; looking for a way to analyse that shows significant result
WHould register hypothesis before, make data public, stay critical, demand large sample size and follow apa standards

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Step in meta analysis that receives extensive criticism

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Determining which studies should be included.

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