Research Methods Deck Flashcards
(17 cards)
Arguments for RCT?
Persons (from P&S 1998)- Which treatments are superior to one another? Which are equal? Which are better than placebo?
Arguments against RCT?
Silberschatz (from P&S 1998)- Doesn’t answer how to deal with multiple disorders/handling clinical problems/specific targeting of issues impeding patient’s goals/other process issues
Cite: Arguments for & against RCT for Clinicians
Persons & Silberschatz (1998)
What are the 4 (+1) Desidirata?
(0)-High Reliability; 1)Validity Diag Sig.- construct; 2)Validity Diag>Heterotrait/Heteromethod-discriminant; 3)Validity diag>Heterotrait/Monomethod-Discriminant beyond method variance; 4)Patterns of correlations should replicate-convergent
Griffin & Bartholomew (1994)
Used SEM to recreate multitrait/multimethod logic where traits=latent variables; and “method”=correlated errors
Cite: Used SEM to recreate multitrait/multimethod logic where traits=latent variables; and “method”=correlated errors
Griffin & Bartholomew (1994)
Cite: Desiderate for Multitrait-multimethod
Campbell & Fiske (1989)
Baron & Kenny (1986)
Causal steps regression model for Mediation
Cite: Causal steps regression model for Mediation
Baron & Kenny (1986)
Holmbeck (1997)
Clarifies the difference between “mediated” and “indirect effects”; Mediation vs. moderation. Implores only SEM/MR methods be referred to by this name
Cite: Clarifies the difference between “mediated” and “indirect effects”; Mediation vs. moderation. Implores only SEM/MR methods be referred to by this name
Holmbeck (1997)
Nathan et al (2000)
Efficacy vs. Effectiveness studies.
Cite: Efficacy vs. Effectiveness studies.
Nathan et al (2000)
Cole & Maxwell (2003)
Testing mediation longitudinally.
Cite: Testing mediation longitudinally.
Cole & Maxwell (2003)
Weisz et al. (1995)
Behavioral treatments for adolescents/children effect size is .54; nonbehavioral is .3
Cite: Behavioral treatments for adolescents/children effect size is .54; nonbehavioral is .3
Weisz et al. (1995)
