Descriptive Stats
This central tendency value tells us the average in a population.
What is the mean?
This is the range we can have for the R value.
What is -1<R<1
This is the question formed when you have 2 continuous variables.
What is a relationship RQ?
This is another name for a nominal variable with only 2 choices(i.e: yes or no)
What is a dichotomous variable?
Clinical expertise, patient values, and best research available are all aspects of this.
What is EBP?
These central tendency values are not affected by outliers.
What is the median and mode?
A negative R value means we have this kind of relationship.
What is an inverse relationship?
In a comparative RQ, this variable is always your IV.
What is a categorical variable?
Ratio and interval belong to this variable group
What are continuous variables?
This type of bias states that people will go searching for data that backs up their current beliefs.
What is confirmation bias?
This is another name for a mesokurtic curve.
What is normal distribution?
We do this to the null hypothesis when there is significance.
What is reject the null hypothesis?
For this RQ you would make a scatter plot in Excel.
What is a relationship RQ?
This is your outcome variable.
What is the dependent variable?
This is the research paradigm that quantitative researchers follow.
What is a functionalist paradigm?
This value tells us the distribution of our sample, relative to the mean.
What is the standard deviation
This is the test you run with a comparative research question.
What is a t-test
This type of variable can act as an IV and influence the DV.
What is a confounding variable?
Intuition, authority, logic, experience, and the scientific method make up this.
What are the ways of knowing?
A p-value of this value tells us if there is any significance with our data.
What is a p-value<0.05