general Flashcards

1
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what is a z score?

A

tells us how many sd from the mean the score falls

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2
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what is type 1 error?

A

saying there is a difference when one doesnt exist

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3
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if CI overlap for two sets of data what does this imply?

A

we do not expect to see a statistically significant difference between the data

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4
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4 assumptions for parametric stat analysis

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ratio or interval measurements, equality of variance, normal distribution, n>30

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5
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why is coefficient of variance useful?

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it removes units and allows values to be compared fairly

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6
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what stat operation would we use to test for equality of variance?

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levenes test, we want a value larger than .05 to assume equality of variance and continue with calculations

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7
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what stat operation would we use to test for normal distribution?

A

vodka test

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8
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if the CI for the true difference between means includes zero than _______

A

you cannot be confident that there is a true difference between the means

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9
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when calculating the U value for the Mann Whitney U test, there will be two values calculated, which one do you use?

A

the smaller U

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10
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how do we calc DF for a kruskall wallace ANOVA?

A

of groups - 1

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11
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for the signs ranked test what is the critical value and what must happen with the calculated value to reject the null hypothesis?

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the critical value is .05, if the calculated value is higher than .05 fail to reject the null hypothesis

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12
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in which two tests do you want the calculated value to be smaller than the critical value to reject null hypothesis?

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mann whitney U test, wilcoxon signed ranks test

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13
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in which nonparametric test do you rank data across the tables? —————->

A

friedman ANOVA, (one way repeated measures ANOVA non parametric operation)

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14
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how do we calc DF for a friedman ANOVA?

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k-1, where k is the number of experimental conditions

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15
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how do we analyze nominal data?

A

use a 2x2 contingency table

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16
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what is ICC 1 useful for?

A

test retest reliability

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17
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what is ICC 2 useful for?

A

Inter-rater reliability, reliability of clinical tool

18
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what is ICC 3 useful for?

A

intra-rater reliability, establishes reliability between trials and raters

19
Q

what is a strong/good ICC output number from SPSS

A

above .80

20
Q

what is a Kappa used for?

A

it accounts for chance agreements

21
Q

what is a weighted kappa used for?

A

will address the varying levels of disagreement, more serious disagreements are weighed more heavily, less seriously are weighed less heavily

22
Q

what type of data is ICC used with?

A

ratio/interval

23
Q

what type of data is kappa, wieghted kappa, and percent agreement used with?

A

nominal data

24
Q

how do we calc DF for pearson r?

A

of data pairs - 2

25
Q

correlation is very _______ by sample size. A ______ sample size can result in a type ________ error.

A

skewed, small, two

26
Q

4 pre requisites for causality

A

biologically plausible, logical time sequence, dose-response relationship, consistency of findings across several studies

27
Q

for Spearman R the df of regression always equals ____

A

one

28
Q

for spearman R the df of residual equals ____

A

N-2

29
Q

y=a+bx what do the values in this formula represent?

A

a= constant
b=slope
x=value from a
y=value b to be calculated

30
Q

when do you use spearman rho

A

if any of the data is ordinal

31
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what is an assumption for an ANCOVA?

A

linear relationship between covariate and DV

32
Q

more power means you will be ______ likely to make a type 2 error

A

less

33
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factors effecting power

A

significance criterion, variance in the data, effect size, sample size

34
Q

can we adjust the factors that affect power?

A

yes

35
Q

as type i error ______ type 2 error _______

A

decreases, increases

36
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what does effect size measure?

A

the degree to which the null hypothesis is false

37
Q

when must you determine sample size?

A

a priori

38
Q

If you do not know effect size what can you do to find a figure to use for estimating sample size?

A

guess, estimate from literature, pilot study, determine what would be a clinically meaningful difference and base numbers on that value

39
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what is a large effect size index for ANOVA?

A

.50

40
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what is a large effect size index for t tests?

A

.80