Topic C Flashcards

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Analytical research tests hypotheses concerning the effects of specific factors of interest and allows causal associations to be determined. Includes clinical trials follow-up studies case-control studies. What are the five types?

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Experimental model
Quasi experimental design
Cohort studies
Case-control studies
Cross-sectional studies
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Types of descriptive research

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Qualitative research (Delphi)
Case report case study or Case-series
Surveys
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Series of measurements at periodic intervals before the program begins and after the program ends. It shows whether measurements before and after the program are a continuation of previous patterns or whether they indicate a noteworthy chain

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Time-series

Quasi experimental design

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Test whether the difference between the two groups is real (has the experimental group really perform differently)

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Internal validity

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Ability to measure phenomenon it intends to measure

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Relevance or validity

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Test whether or not a generalization can be made from the study to a larger population

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External validity

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ANOVA; Tool used to evaluate validity
Answers the question are there one or more significant differences anywhere among the samples. Used when several products compete against one another

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Analysis of variance

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Consistency or reproducibility of test results

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Reliability

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Amount of variation that occurs randomly. Less random variation results in greater precision in the measurement and greater reliability

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Precision

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Proportion of non-afflicted identified as non-afflicted

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Specificity

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Proportion of afflicted individuals who test positive

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Sensitivity

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Data with numbers (number of clinic visits)

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Numerical discrete

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Underlying continuous scales (Blood pressure)

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Numerical continuous

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The most significant measure of dispersion. Indicates to grab dispersion about the mean value of distribution.

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Standard deviation

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At the _____ it becomes concave bulging inward as smoke begins to level off

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Point of inflection

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Distance between the mean and the point of inflection on either side is equal to the

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Standard deviation

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Linear correlation coefficient equals__

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r

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The value of r is always between

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-1&1

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If r equals __ there is no Linear relationship

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0

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Level of significance

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P value

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The ___ the P value the ___ the significance of your results

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Lower, higher

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____: Significant difference results are reliable
____: Very significant difference more reliable results

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P<.01

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___:Very very significant reliable results
___:Not very significant difference not reliable results

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P < .0001

P > .05

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Shows frequency on vertical scale; Method of classification On horizontal scale

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Line graphs

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Block diagram whose blocks are proportional in area to the frequency in each class or group. Summarizes data from a process that has been collected over time

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Histogram

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Techniques that allow conclusions to extend beyond an immediate data set; what is the probability that the results can be applied to a larger group; what can you infer from the results of your study

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Inferential statistics

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Test whether or not there is a real difference between categories; used with attributes that have more than two categories; compares the frequency with which we’d expect certain observations to occur with the frequency that actually occurred

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Chi-square X

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Test significance between the means of two different populations; Tests null against alternative hypotheses; If this probability value is equal to less than the level set for significance the no hypothesis is rejected in favor of the alternative hypothesis

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T-test

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Philosophies about how and organization views its customers and the delivery of products or services

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Management concepts

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Marketing strategies for services

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Intangibility perishability heterogenicity inseparability