Behavioral Science High Yield Flashcards

1
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Define Berkson bias?

A

study population selected from hospital is less healthy than general population

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What is healthy worker effect?

A

study population is healthier than the general population

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3
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What is non-responsible bias?

A

Participating subjects differ from nonresponders in meaningful ways

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4
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What is a strategy to reduce selection bias?

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randomization

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5
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What type of studies is recall bias common in?

A

retrospective studies

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6
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What is measurement bias?

A

information is gathered in a way that distorts it

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7
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What is procedure bias?

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Subjects in different groups are not treated the same

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What is observer- expectancy bias?

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Researchers belief in the efficacy of a treatment changes the outcome of tha treatment

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9
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What are ways to decrease procedure bias and observer expectancy bias?

A

Blinding!

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10
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What is a confounding bias?

A

When a factor is related to both the exposure and outcome but not ina causal way

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11
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Does the standard error of mean increase or decrease with increase in sample size?

A

Decrease

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12
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% in 1 SD, 2 SD and 3SD?

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1= 68%
2= 95%
3= 9.7%
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13
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What is a positive skew?

A

Longer tail on right (outliers on right)

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14
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What is a negative skew?

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Longer tail on left (outliers on left)

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15
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What does a null hypothesis state?

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There is no relationship

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16
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What is alpha?

A

Type I error–> study shows there is a relationship when there is none inreality

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17
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What is beta?

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Type II error–> study shows that there is no relationship when there actually is one

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18
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What can decrease Type II error?

A

Increase power!

Increase sample size
Increased expected effected size
Increase precision of measurement

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19
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What is alpha usually set to?

20
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What is the equation for statistical power?

A

Power= 1-beta

21
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Equation for confidence interval?

A

CI= mean +/- Z

Z= SEM

SEM= Standard deviation/ square root of sample size

22
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What is the Z for a 95% CI?

23
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What is the Z for a CI of 99%?

24
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T/F” If 95% CI for a mean difference between 2 variables includes 0 then there is no significant differents

A

True

Null hypothesis is not rejected

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T/F: If the 95% for odds ratio or relative risk includes 1
True
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T/F: If the CI's between 2 groups overlap the there is no significant difference exists
True
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"Checks differences between means of 2 groups"
T test
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"chects difference between means of 3 or more groups"
ANOVA
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"checks difference between 2 or more percentages or proportions of categorical outcome (not means)"
Chi squared test
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"checks difference between 2 or more percentages or proportions of categorical outcome (not means)"
Chi squared test`
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Order of surrogate decision makers?
Spouse> adult children> parents> adult sibling > other relative
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What is APGAR?
``` Appearance Pulse Grimace Activity Respirations ```
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What is a good APGAR score?
7 or above
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How is low birthweight defined?
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What are 4 possible complications of low birth weight?
1- RDS 2- Necrotizing enterocolitis 3- Intraventricular hemorrhage 4- Persistent fetal circulation
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When does each of the following reflexes disappear? Moro Rooting Palmar Babinski
Moro- 3 months Rooting- 4 months Palmar- 6 months Babinski- 12 months
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Age of crawling?
8 months
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Points to objects at what age?
12 months
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Age of social smile?
2 months
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Age to feed self with fork and spoon?
20 months
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Age of parallel play?
24- 36 months
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Age of core gender indentity formed?
36 months
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Age of cooperative play, and imaginary friends?
4 yo
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Suicide rate increase or decrease in the elderly?
Increase
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What is resbycusis?
Sensorineuronal hearing loss due to destruction of hair cells at the cochlear base Preserved low frequency hearing
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What is presbycusis?
Sensorineuronal hearing loss due to destruction of hair cells at the cochlear base Preserved low frequency hearing