Three Types of Claims Flashcards

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Frequency Claim

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stating that a number has occurred

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Association Claim

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associations predict where someone lies on variable y from where they lie on variable x

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3
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Causal Claims

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there is a relationship between two variables in which one of these variables is responsible for the change in the other variable

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4
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3 Ways to establish causality

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  1. variables need to co-vary, significantly correlated
  2. need to establish temporal precedence (causal variable came first then outcome later)
  3. no alternate explanations exist for this relationship
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5
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Internal Validity

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extent to which you are sure you have controlled for any possible alternative explanation for your effect

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6
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Construct Validity

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whether the constructs the researchers claim to be studying are what they are actually studying

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7
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difference between inference at _________ level

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operational and conceptional level

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