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N128 T1 Study?

N128 Test 1 Study Questions

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What should a Good Research Question Have? FINER: Feasability, Interesting, Novel, Ethical, Relevant
What is Non-Directional Hypothesis? Implies relationship but no direction
What is Directional Hypothesis? Should imply direction of relationship
Why Review Literature? Develop strong knowledge base;Generates useful questions like What is already known? What can be explored? What worked or didn’t work before in the studies?
Concept? An abstraction (relative);Creates an image of an idea we want to share;Ex) Pain, helplessness, self-esteem
Theory? Set of concepts that provide a systematic view about a phenomeno;Guides practice and research
Conceptual Framework? Explains how the variables in the study are expected to relate to each other;Used when literature doesn’t have theory explaining specific relationships between variables;Structure of concepts or theories pulled together as a map of the study;
Theoretical Framework? Used when vars have been studied before and have been found to be related;Already made up map of the study;
Conceptual Definition? Like a dictionary definition, conveys the general meaning of a concept;What does the word “Pain” mean?
Operational Definition? Specifies how the concept will be measured;Ex) what instruments were used
Qualitative Research? Direct quotes, looking at things in natural setting, analyzing
What 3 factors that determine accuracy in qualitative research? Credibility- is description accurate; do participants recognize the experience as their own. Audibility- can reader follow; adequate info?Fittingness- findings applicable outside study? Dot they “ring true”
Quantitative Research? Measurement
Experimental Include intervention (Treatment)
3 Things that Characterize a TRUE EXPERIMENT Manipulation (Treatment);Control;Randomization
Quasi-Experimental Includes intervention but lacks randomization or a control group or both
Non-experimental ndependent variable not actively manipulated
Control Measures used to hold conditions uniform;How we avoid biases
Extraneous Variable Interferes c operations of variables being studied;How you control Homogenous sample,Consistency,Randomize
Internal Validity Did the independent variable really change the dependant variable?
6 Threats to Internal Validity (Harry Made The Ice Mocha Spill) History-publicity(something outside the study);Maturation-too much time between pre and post test;Testing-if same test; may recognize;Instrumentation-always calibrate;Mortality-differential loss of subjects;Sel Biases-random selection? Repressentative
External Validity Generalization of the study
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