Do you "Measure"up?
Why "STUDY"
Super "hypothe" size
Just the "STATS"
"STUDY" harder
100

This measure of frequency is used when talking about EXISTING cases in a population

What is PREVALENCE?

100

In this type of study, the investigator assigns the exposure, but not at random

What is a quasi-experimental study?

100

Which hypothesis aligns with the research question

What is the alternate hypothesis? 

100

I'm interested in comparing whether women who have access to care have a more favorable breast cancer survival (YES/NO) compared to women who do not have access to care.  Which test do I use? 

What is a test of proportions (or chi squared)? 

100

Type of experimental group-level study where the exposure is randomly assigned

What is a community trial? 

200

This measure of frequency is used when referring to NEW cases in a population

What is INCIDENCE?

200

This is a type of study where participants are followed up over time to ascertain the occurrence of disease

What is a prospective cohort study?

200

If you fail to reject your null hypothesis, what does this mean about significant differences 

What is there is no significant difference? 
200

I'm interested in whether the mean BMI of school children exposed to an environmental contaminant is different from that in the general population

What is a one-sample t-test? 

200

Type of study where exposure is observed

What is observational?

300

This measure of association is used for cohort studies

What is the incidence proportion ratio?

300

This is one of the measures used in an experimental study

What is Incidence Proportion Ratio or Incidence proportion difference?

300

Which of the followi
ng is not a formal part of hypothesis testing: 

a. State the null hypothesis
b. Calculate a level of significance
c. Calculate the test statistic
d. Identify a critical value

What is b?

300

I use this test for testing mean differences when the population standard deviation is known.

What is a z-test? 

300

Level of study where exposure is assigned (not randomly) to a group

What is community intervention?

400

This measure of disease frequency is used in cross-sectional studies

What is Prevalence?

400

In this type of study (NEED NAME), the exposure and outcome are measured at the same time

What is a cross-sectional study?

400

In hypothesis testing, what do we refer to as the probability of observing the result or one more extreme if the null hypothesis were true? 

What is the p-value? 

400

I'm interested in whether children exposed to air pollution in the CA central valley have a higher risk of asthma compared to children living on the northern CA peninsula

What is a test of proportion? 

400

In this type of experimental study, both participants and investigators do not know the exposure status of the participants 

What is a double-blind experimental study?

500

One of the measures of association used in cohort studies

What is the incidence proportion ratio or incidence proportion difference? 

500

In this type of study, exposures and outcomes are assessed using group-level measures

What is an ecological study?

500

In hypothesis testing, what is the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis if the null were true usually called? 

What is alpha? 

500

What type of analysis tells me whether I have enough participants in my sample to detect significant differences? 

What is a power analysis?

500

In this type of study, the outcome is already known at the time the exposure is assessed.

What is a retrospective (cohort) study?