Final exam Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Temporal relationship

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thing A precedes thing B

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coherence

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consistency of findings

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3
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plausibility

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relationship is not explained by another variable

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4
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pluarality of causes

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most effects have multiple causes

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5
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what is the gold standard for interventions

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experimental designs

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6
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what type of experiment is used for testing of nursing interventions and outcomes

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Quasi-experimental

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7
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difference between experimental and quasi experimental

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quasi-experimental doesn’t use a randomly assigned control group

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pre-test vs post-test

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post-test only collects data after the intervention, pre-test collects it before and after

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9
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what is a factorial design

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manipulation of two+ factors simultaneously and can test more than one hypothesis at the same time

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10
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what is a crossover design

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both groups have an intervention and control, however in what order is randomized

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what is a time series design

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no control or randomization, collects data at multiple points over an extended period

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what is a retrospective descriptive design

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describes a phenomenon of interest, uses past data to explain what happened but not why

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what is a descriptive cross-sectional correlational study

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takes data from one point of time and tries to correlate - both have different variables of interest

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14
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what is a sampling error

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difference between population mean and the mean of a sample

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15
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what is systematic variation

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consequence of selecting participants whose measurement values differ from those from the population

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16
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what is a stratified method of sampling

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diving your populations into subgroups, (strata) typically due to proportion of their population - random samples selected from each stratum

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cluster sampling

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population is divided into groups and random sample of the clusters selected

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simple random sample

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every element has the same chance of being chosen - most representative

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systematic sampling

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units are selected from the population at a regular interval

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convenience samples

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participants selected based on convenience of the researcher based on availability

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quota sampling

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stratified but the selection of participants are not random

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what is power analysis

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used to determine how big the sample should be

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operationalization

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theoretical meaning of the underlying concept

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direct meausres

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attribute or phenomenon is directly visible or accessible

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