Week 3 Flashcards

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What are the three difference types of claims?

A

Frequency - rate of occurrence; Association - one variable related to another; Causal - one variable causes another.

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2
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How can we determine if claims are valid?

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Appropriateness of a conclusion or decision; reasonable; accurate; justifiable.

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3
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What are the different types of validity?

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Construct, external, statistical, internal validity

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4
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What is construct validity?

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How well a construct has been operationalised.

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5
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What is external validity?

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Can the results generalise to other populations.

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6
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What is statistical validity?

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Are the statistical conclusions accurate and reasonable.

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7
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What is internal validity?

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The extent to which A is responsible for B.

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8
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What ethical guidelines are there for research?

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Beneficence - cost-benefit to participants and society; justice - how are participants selected?; respect for persons - informed consent.

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9
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What ethics are in place for animal research?

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Replacement - find alternatives where possible; refinement - experiment should minimise distress; reduction - fewest animals possible.

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