Research 2: Tests of Difference Flashcards

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parametric data

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  • continuous data only

- normal distribution of data in both groups

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non-parametric data

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  • categorical or continuous data that is not normal
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3
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t-test

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  • collected from 2 independent samples that differ significantly
  • ex: experimental and control group
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paired t-test

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  • collected from the same sample that differ significantly

- ex: height and weight from same subject

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5
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ANOVA

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  • overall test of whether multiple (>3) group means differ
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Repeated ANOVA

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  • ANOVA for data that has been measured repeatedly on the same subject
  • paired data set
  • ex: height and weight on more than 3 subjects
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Factorial ANOVA (n-wat ANOVA)

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  • when continuous outcome has been measured with multiple factors to test SYNERGISTIC effects
  • ex: Patients’ level of chronic low back pain was measured hypothesizing that the two factors, treatment 1 and treatment 2, together would have synergistic effect of lessening the pain
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Mixed ANOVA

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  • when a continuous outcome has been measured with multiple groups repeatedly over time
  • ex: Patients’ quality of life associated with their chronic low back pain was measured repeatedly (at baseline, 3 months, 6 months) hypothesizing that the factor, treatment 1, would have effect of improving their quality of life associated with low back pain
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9
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Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA)

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  • when a continuous outcome has been measured with a confounding variable for the purpose of adjusting for the confounder
  • to control for factors that can not be randomized
  • ex: You might want to find out if a new drug works for depression. The study has 3 treatment groups and 1 control group.
    A regular ANOVA tell you if the treatment works.
    ANCOVA can control for other factors that might influence the outcome.
    For example: family life, job status, or drug use.
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10
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Mann-Whitney U Test

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  • non-parametric t-test

- 2 independent samples that differ significantly

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Wilcoxen Signed-Rank Test

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  • non-parametric t-test

- 2 means from same sample

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Kruskal-Walls H Test

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  • non-parametric ANOVA

- test mean difference between >3 independent groups

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13
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Friedman Test

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  • non-parametric repeated ANOVA

- test mean difference between >3 related groups

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