vocab Flashcards

1
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the ___ is a part of the population that we actually examine in order to gather information

A

sample

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2
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_____ is when the treatment is repeated on a large enough number of people to allow the effects to be seen

A

replication

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3
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____ experiments is the imitation of chance behavior, based on a model, that accurately reflects the experiment under consideration

A

simulation

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4
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The individuals on whom the experiment is being done on are the ___ units, but when humans they are subjects

A

experimental

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5
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____ is the fundamental principle of experimental design. A researcher tries to _____ for possible effects of extraneous variables

A

control

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6
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____ design, similar to stratification, is a group of subjects that are similar in ways that were expected to affect the response of the treatments

A

block

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7
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_____ bias occurs when individuals, who are selected, do not participate, or cannot be contact

A

nonresponse

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8
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an ____ study observes individuals and measures variables of interest, but does not attempt to influence the response

A

observational

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9
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_____ sampling chooses individuals that are the easiest to reach

A

convenience

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10
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a ____ ____ sample of size n is is chosen in such a way that every set of n individuals from the population have an equal chance to be the sample actually selected

A

simple random

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11
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The design of a study is ______ if it systematically favors certain outcomes

A

bias

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12
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______ ______ is a form of blocking for comparing to treatments. Receive one treatment, then the other in the order is chosen at random.

A

matched pairs

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13
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________ bias occurs when individuals participate, but do not respond, truthfully, or accurately due to the way the question is worded; the presence of an observer; fear of a negative reaction

A

response

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14
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_____ random sample is when you divide the population in a strata, choose an SRS in each sample, and combine the SRS’s to get a bigger sample

A

stratified

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15
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____ is when subjects are assigned by pure chance to different groups. Creates groups that are similar

A

randomization

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16
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____ is a specific experimental condition applied to subjects

A

treatment

17
Q

The entire group of individuals that we want information about

A

population

18
Q

a _____ sample gives each member of the population, a known chance (greater than zero) of being chosen

A

probability

19
Q

another name for an explanatory variable is ____

A

factor

20
Q

______ significant is when an observed result is too unusual to be an outcome by pure chance

A

statistically

21
Q

_____ is a dummy treatment that has no physical effect on the subjects

A

placebo

22
Q

_____ response variable - consist of people who choose themselves for a sample by responding to a general appeal

A

voluntary

23
Q

_____ ______ experiment is when neither the subjects nor the people who have contact with them know which treatment a subject is receiving

A

double blind

24
Q

an ____ deliberately imposes some treatment on individuals, in order to observe the responses

A

experiment