Research Methods Flashcards

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5 elements of research design

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Systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable

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Research Process

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Review literature, formulate questions, design research, collect data, interpret results, publish findings

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Two types of reductionism

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Basic, Applied

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Basic reductionism

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simple, structured form f science, performed in labs, more theoretical

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Applied reductionism

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more objective view on study, field based, happens in real world

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Validity of basic reductionism

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good internal validity, poor external validity

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Validity of applied reductionism

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poor internal validity, good external validity

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internal validity

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confidence that factor a causes factor b

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external validity

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how results canoe generalised and applied to real world

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Sampling techniques

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Random sampling, stage sampling, systematic sampling, stratified sampling, cluster sampling opportunity sampling

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Random Sampling

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Use a random number generator after listing all population with numbers

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Stage sampling

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Random sampling starting from a broad group and creating sub groups with more specific conditions

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systematic sampling

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Use a random number generator to find start point then sample in set increments from this point

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stratified sample

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using a sample that represents the population

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cluster sample

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testing naturally occurring groups

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16
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opportunity sampling

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sample anyone who is willing to take part

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17
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research design continuum

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The manner by which we categorise research design

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18
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3 sub units of research design continuum

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Analytical, descriptive, experimental

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Analytical research designs

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Reviews, Historical, philosophical

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reviews

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critiquing evidence and meta analysis

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historical research design

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accessing past records and documenting events

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philosophical research design

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organising evidence and synthesising theory

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Descriptive research designs

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case study, surveys

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case studys

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documenting an individual

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survey types

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Cross sectional, longitudinal, correlational

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cross sectional survey

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at a single time point

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longitudinal survey

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Survey at multiple time points

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correlational survey

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survey to measure relationships between measurments

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4 types of Experimental design

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pre-design, quasi-design, true-design, stats-design

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independant variable

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cause of change

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dependant vriable

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measurment

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extraneous variable

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variable from outside study that may affect the study

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confounding variable

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extraneous variable that has affected study

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Pre- design experiments

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Pre experimental design, pre-test-post-test design, static group comparison

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pre experimental design

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anecdotal evidence

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pre-test-post-test

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recording a start and end point without control

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static group comparison

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comparing results with control group without a pre test

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example of how a quasi design experiment could be taken

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weekly measurements taken before test carried out, then take more measurements.

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Reverse time series (quasi-design)

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removing test and recording results

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Example of true designs

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randomised group comparison, matched group design, matched pair design, repeated measures design/

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randomised group comparison

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everyone in design has same baseline through true randomisation

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matched group design

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altering groups so the baseline is the same

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matched pair design

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pair people with same baseline and put in seperate groups

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repeated measurement design

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same group does test and placebo test

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RCT

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randomised controlled trial

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Randomised controlled trail

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Two groups. one group have intervention, other group receives placebo. compare data for differences

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Limitations of RTC

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interaction affect, baseline test and supplement cause self consciousness so as a result actions in testing are different

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Solomon foreground design

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group with baseline test and end test with placebo and intervention. compared with trial not including baseline measure

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Inductive logica reasoning

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forming a theory through making observations

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deductive logical reasoning

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testing a theory

51
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epistemology

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how we apporach research

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ontology

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weather what your measuring is tangeable

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Pvalue 0.01

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if the variables are not linked, there is a 1% chance of seeing relationship