Week 3 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Is a characteristic of an individual or an organization that can be observed and measured that may vary among people or organizations being studied

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Variable

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2
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Has the root word of “vary” which means to ____

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Variable, To change

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3
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Is a specific value on a variable

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Attribute

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4
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Atleast how many attributes should a variable have?

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Atleast two attributes

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5
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Give the four categories of variables

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  1. Dependent
  2. Independent
  3. Intervening
  4. Control
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6
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Give the four types of Levels of Measurement

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  1. Nominal
  2. Ordinal
  3. Ratio
  4. Interval
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7
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Variables represent categories that cannot be ordered in any particular way

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Nominal

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8
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Consists of numbers which indicate categories for purely classification or identification purposes

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Nominal

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9
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Variables represent categories that can be ordered from greatest to smallest or vice versa

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Ordinal

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10
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The numbers serves as codes but must now be assigned in consecutive order, indicating degree of level

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Ordinal

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Scale datas that are basically categories/levels converted to numeric codes

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Nominal and Ordinal scala data

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12
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Qualitative variables generate either _____or _____ scale data

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Nominal(categories)
Ordinal(levels)

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13
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Variables have values that lie along an evenly dispersed range of numbers

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Interval

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14
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Has all the properties of the ordinal scale; A scale that represents quantity and has equal units

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Interval

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15
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Provides information on how much better one value is compared to the other

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Interval

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16
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Zero does not represent the absolute lowest value but represents simply an additional point of measurement and not the absence of the property being measured.

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Variables have all the properties of interval variable and has a clear definition of 0

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The most informative scale as it tends to tell about the order and number of the object between the values

19
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Allows comparison of intervals or differences

20
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Has a true and absolute zero point. No numbers exits below zero(no negative numbers)

21
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Are those that probably cause, influence, or affect the outcomes.

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Independent variables

22
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It is controlled and manipulated by the researcher and applied on another thing, condition or process

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Independent variables

23
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Are those that depend on the independent variable.

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Dependent variable

24
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They are exposed to the treatment or actions from the independent variable

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Dependent variable

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They stand between the dependent and independent variable
Intervening variable
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They show the effects on both the dependent and independent variable
Intervening variable
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Is a special type of independent variable that is measured in the study because it potentially influences the dependent variable
Control variable
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It must to be controlled so that the true influence of the independent variable to the dependent variable can be determined
Control variable
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In an experiment, it is the variable that is constant or steady
Control variable