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SW licensure II

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independent variable   a variable that is believed to affect or alter the status of another variable (the DV)  
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dependent variable   variable who's status depends on the status of another variable (DV is out the outcome of the treatment)  
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stratified random samplin   used to ensure that each "strata" or population characteristic is represented in the samle (gender, age, education, socioeconomic status, ethnic, etc.)  
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cluster sampling   selecting units (clusters) and randomly selecting individuals from those units. Used when not possible to identify or obtain access to the entire pop. of interest  
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quasi-experimental research   investigates the effets of an IV on a DV but does not provide the same degree of control as true experimental research. The assignment of subjects to treatment groups cannot be controlled due to pre-existing groups, organismic IV, or only 1 group  
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ex-pos facto research   after the fact study to assess effects of IV afte rit has occurred. cannot randomly assign subjects to treatment groups  
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extraneous variable   variable that is irrelevant to the purpose of a research study but confounds the study's results because it has an effect on the DV  
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ANCOVA   analysis of covariance - used to remove variability on DV due to extraneous variable  
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factorial design   a study which includes two or more IV  
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mixed design   measures the DV over time or across trials.  
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nominal scale   measurement divides variables into unordered categories. political affiliation, eye color, dsm diagnosis, etc.  
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ordinal scale   numbered categories, ranks. cannot tell difference between scores like interval  
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interval scale   has property of order and equal intervals between successive points  
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ratio scale   properties of order, and equal intervals, and property of absolute zero point  
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null hypothesis   no relationship between IV and DV  
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chi-square test   study involves nominal data (or data reported in terms of frequency) Ex compare the number of people who prefer one of four political candidates  
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Mann-Whitney U test   study includes 2 independent groups and data on DV is reported in terms of ranks. test determines if ranks of observation in one group are equivalent to the other group  
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T test   used for a single sample when a study only includes one group and the mean will be compared to a population mean  
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ANOVA   analysis of variance - compare two or more means  
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