Research that is sensitive & responsive to the ways cultural factors & differences influence investigation & interpretation of our findings. (Pg 102)
100
Cultural competence means being aware of and appropriately responding to the ways in which cultural factors and differences should influence what we investigate and interpret our findings.
TRUE (Pg 116)
100
A study is conducted identifying depression in Latinx parents and material such as IRB are only provided in English. What is this an example of?
Cultural bias, and not culturally competent research.
100
What effects can data have if cultural competence is neglected?
offending participants and dissuading them from participating.
200
Anchor Points
Pieces of information about the various places you may be able to find a particular participant. (Pg 108)
200
For minority groups that value collective identity, it may not be enough to assure individual confidentiality. They will also need the community confidentiality too.
TRUE (Pg 103)
200
A researcher who is attempting to recruit Native Americans for a study, asks permission of the tribe. What is this an example of?
Obtaining an endorsement.
200
What effect does acculturation have on data?
An immigrants experience may differ from that of someone that is the second generation.
300
Metric Equivalence
An attribute of a measure whose scores are comparable across cultures. (Pg 113)
300
Three types of measurement equivalence that tend to be of the greatest concern are:
Linguistic Equivalence
Conceptual Equivalence
Measurement Equivalence
FALSE (Pg 113)
300
You must interview an individual and you cal multiple times to remind them of the interview. What is this practice called?
A tracking method.
300
What is back-translation and what effects can it have on data?
When the material is translated to the other language and reviewed by a different individual by translating it to the original language without seeing original document. It helps in the interpretation of language.