4.2 Notes Part 1 Flashcards

1
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Observes individuals and measure variables of interest

A

Observational Study

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2
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No attempt is made to influence responses

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Observational Study

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3
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Past

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Retrospective

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4
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Ongoing

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Prospective

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5
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Imposes some treatment on individuals in order to observe their responses

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Experiment

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6
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Helps give good causation

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Experiment

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7
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Individuals on which the experiment is being performed

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Experimental Units

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8
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When experimental units are human beings

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Subjects

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9
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Explanatory Variable in an experiment

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Factor

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10
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Specific values of a treatment a factor takes
Controlled by experimenter

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Level

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11
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A condition that is applied to an experimental unit
Can be a combination of factors and levels

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Treatment

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12
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What is measured and used for comparison
Can be sued more than one thing

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Response Variable

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13
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Control, Randomization, Replication

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Principles of experimental design

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14
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Done by comparing two or more treatments

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Control

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15
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Used to assign experimental units to treatments

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Randomization

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16
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Produces groups that should be similar in all respects before the treatment applies

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Randomization

17
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Performing the experiment several times to ensure that the results are statistically significant

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Replication

18
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Tools used for Control

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Placebo

19
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A dummy treatment used to see if something works

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Placebo

20
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Experimental units assigned the baseline treatment

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Control Group

21
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Either no treatment, default treatment, or placebo

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Control Group

22
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When an observed outcome is too large to just occur by chance

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Statically Significant

23
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Randomly and evenly assigned experimental units to treatment

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Completely Randomized Design

24
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A group of similar experimental units that would have an effect on the results

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Block Design (Blocking)

25
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2 subjects with equal characteristics are given different treatments and then compared

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Matched Pairs Design