Random
Boolean Operators
The ethical and legal process where a person voluntarily agrees to participation in research after being fully briefed of all relevant information, such as the risks, benefits, and alternatives
Informed Consent
The extent to which researchers can demonstrate that the sample is representative of the larger population
What are 2 methods of collecting qualitative data
-Interviews
-Focus Groups
-Observations
- Document Analysis
-Case Studies
Approach to treatment that is based on the best available scientific evidence. It involves using modalities and interventions that have been shown to be effective through research studies, clinical trials, and meta-analyses
Evidence-Based Practice
Name 2 Tools Researchers may use when conducting a Literature Review
Research Rabbit, Zotero, Mendley, EndNote
The Belmont Report identifies three core ethical principles for human subject research, what are they?
(1) Respect for persons
(2) Beneficence
(3) Justice.
Name 3 of the 4 Distinct Scales of Measurement
Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio
The process of the researcher critically examining one's own assumptions, beliefs, and biases and considering how they influence their actions, research, and relationships
Reflexivity
You are administering a survey to better understand how your clients are experiencing your services, in the survey you ask: “How satisfied are you with your counselor’s support and communication?" This is an example of a _________ question
Double-Barreled question
Intuition, Authority, and Empiricism are all examples of ___________
Different Methods of Knowing
Name 3 Populations Considered Vulnerable in Research
We are conducting research to see if an SEL program is effective in a school setting, at the end of the study we mistakenly conclude that it is effective when it is not, this is called a ________
A method where theories are developed inductively from data, allowing new insights to emerge rather than testing pre-existing hypotheses.
Grounded Theory
Name 3 potential barriers or challenges to evaluating a programs effectiveness in a mental health community setting
Use statistics to combine the results of multiple studies into one overall estimate of how well something works. This gives a clear, precise answer about the effect of an intervention, even when studies show some differences.
Meta-Analysis
The unethical practices of the Tuskegee Study (1932-1972) led to formation of this organization that ensured the ethical oversight of research.
IRB- Institutional Review Boards
In formulating a quantitative research question, researchers use the framework PICOT. What does the acronym PICOT stand for
Population
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome
Timeframe
Credability is the confidence that the research findings accurately represent the participants' experiences and original views. Name 3 ways that Qualitative Researchers can establish Credability in their research studies
(1) Prolonged engagement
(2) Triangulation: using multiple data sources or methods
(3) Member checking: sharing findings with participants
Name 3 Reasons why real-world data is important
(1) Better understand and treat people
(2) Bridge between Research and Practice
(3) Accounts for the unpredictability in real world
(4) Helps identify what the community would benefit from
(5) Builds better relationships
(6) Helps identify what interventions “works for whom under what context”
(6) Creates better pathways for MH support
Involves immersion in a cultural or social setting to observe and understand behaviors, beliefs, and interactions from the participants’ perspectives.
Ethnography
The unethical psychological experiment that conditioned fear in a child to white rat, inducing a lasting phobias without remedy.
Watson & Little Albert (1920)
What test would a researcher use to determine if different types of mental health apps—such as mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), or mood tracking apps—show significantly different effects on users' reported anxiety levels.
one-way ANOVA
Braun & Clarke
How many years does it take for the results of original research to reach the point of meaningfully influencing health care practice
17