Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Survet definition

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uncontrolled collection of available. You can only use what we have

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experiment defintion

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controlled generation and collection of data

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population definition

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collection of all subjects or objects of interest

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sample definition

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a subset of the population, selected by some members of the given population,

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sampling definition

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a way of generating a sample by selecting some members of the given population

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What does the sample represent?

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the population or close to it

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definition of statistic

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a numerical measure obtained from a sample used to categorize the sample.

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definition of parameter

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a numerical measure that characterizes the entire population

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In most cases, can we calculate the parameter

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no

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definition of simple random sample

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random sample in which each group member has the
same probability of being selected.

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How is simple random sample usually obtained

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by using random numbers

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definition of random numbers (n)

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a collection of numbers that are each likely to occurr with probability 1/n for each number

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What are the 2 properities of random numbers

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Each digit 0, 1, 2, . . . , 9 is equally likely to occur.
(2) The value of any particular digit is independent of the value of any other digit
selected.

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definition of bias

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anything that produces systematic errors in data

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definition of sampling bais

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systematc error to a nonrandom nature of the sample

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what is a measurement bias

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systmatic error that happern in collecting data. equipment and people mare erroes

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recall or memory bias

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response are affected by responders memory

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which one is better: short term or long term memory

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What is a randomized clinical trial

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a type of research design used for comparing different
treatments, in which patients are assigned to a specific treatment by some random
mechanism. T

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What happens before starting a clinical trial?

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you have to write a proposal that describes in detail the design of proposed reasearch

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What are the 2 experimental groups that clinical trials have?

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teatment and control

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What is the treatment group

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drug or intervention of interest

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What is the control group?

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another drug, procedure, or placebo

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What is the purpose of blinding and randomization

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it helps minimize bias

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What is Block randomization?
in clinical trials comparing two treatments (treatments A and B). A block size of 2n is determined in advance, where for every 2n patients entering the study, n patients are randomly assigned to treatment A and the remaining n patients are assigned to treatment B.
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single blind study
the patient does not know the treatment and group assignment, but the physician does.
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double blind study
neither patient or physican knows treatment or group assignment
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unblinded study
both patient and the doctor knowns the treatment and group assignments
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