Research Basics
Study Designs
Ethics & IRB
Data & Bias
Evidence & EBP
100

This type of research focuses on lived experience and meaning.

What is qualitative research?

100

This study follows a group over time.

What is a cohort study?

100

This board reviews research for ethical approval.

What is the IRB?

100

Participants changing behavior because they are observed.

What is the Hawthorne effect?

100

This is the strongest level of evidence.

What is a systematic review or meta-analysis?

200

This type of research uses numerical data and statistics.

What is quantitative research?

200

This is the strongest experimental design

What is a randomized controlled trial (RCT)?

200

This is NOT required for IRB submission.

What is hypothesized outcomes?

200

This occurs when no new data is being collected.

What is saturation?

200

Correlation does NOT equal this.

What is causation?

300

These two types of research answer “why/how” vs. “does it work?”

What are qualitative and quantitative?

300

This type of qualitative research focuses on lived experience.

What is phenomenology?

300

This ethical guideline came from post-WWII trials

What is the Nuremberg Code?

300

A correlation of r = 0.01 represents this

What is negligible relationship?

300

This level includes expert opinion.

What is the lowest level of evidence?

400

Qualitative research primarily focuses on this instead of numbers.

What is experience or context?

400

This examines cultural behaviors within a group.

What is ethnography?

400

This protects patient privacy in research.

What is HIPAA?

400

This type of data collection involves watching and recording behaviors.

What is observation?

400

This process shares research with others.

What is dissemination?

500

An OT wants to understand both patient satisfaction AND measurable outcomes. What research design would best support this?

What is mixed-methods research?

500

This describes new cases over time.

What is incidence?

500

This set of principles includes respect, beneficence, and justice.

What is the Belmont Report?

500

Name one bias in qualitative research.

Examples: researcher bias, participant influence, convenience sampling)

500

This happens when effect size decreases.

What is sample size increases?