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Core concepts in research methods

by Kelly Aubry
1

What type of data has a meaningful zero and allows ratio comparisons (e.g., height)?

2

Which data type ranks order without assuming equal intervals between points?

3

What is triangulation in research?

4

A parametric test assumes what about the data?

5

Which validity concerns whether results generalize beyond the study?

6

What does a statistically significant p-value typically indicate in hypothesis testing?

7

What does a wide confidence interval imply about estimate precision?

8

Type I error is when you?

9

Data saturation is most relevant to which study type?

10

Which criterion pertains to who is included or excluded from a study?

11

Which of the following reducing error and bias?

12

In order to be statistically significant, the p-value must be:

13

A group of people who share a common characteristic is a:

14

A subset of a population selected for participation in a study is a:

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The confidence that the results obtained from the sample will be true for the population is:

16

Transferability in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study?

17

Credibility in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study?

18

Participants changing their behavior simply because they know they're being observed is:

19

Participants' expectations that something will work is known as:

20

When participants are lost to follow-up, this is known as:

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