Research Process
An ancronym used to help write a research question
What is PICO
Comparing the results of the same test administered by different therapists would be called what type of reliability
What is inter rater reliabilty
Age is considered what type of data
What is Scaled or interval
What do you call the statistics that describe your sample
What is descriptive statistics
A systematic review is what level of evidence
Level 1
RCT means a study must include what
What is randomization, comparison and treatment
Comparing the results in which the same rater administered the pre and post test would be called
What is Intra-rater reliability
Gender is what type of data
What is nominal
What do you call statistics that tell you whether variables are related or not
What are inferential statistics
What is client, expert and research
What stage in the OT process do you start to collect data on your client
What is the initial evaluation
Determining how well scores on section GG would agree with scores on the Barthel could be determined by what type of validity
What is concurrent validity
What is a likert scale, first/second/third, etc. Anything that ranks the responses
What value reflects the strength of an association between two variables
What is an r value
Qualitative data is typically collected using what methods
What is interview or focus group
The dependent variable is reflected in what aspect of PICO
What is the outcome
When an assessment is stated to be able to suggest future performance it is believed to have what type of validity
What is predictive validity
Central tendency refers to how data does what
How data clusters around the center
To determine whether two variables or outcomes are related what analysis would you run
What is a correlation
In a survey asking for a response to the following...."are you an OT major and do you enjoy research? " is called what type of question
What is double barrel question
The independent variable is equivalent to what aspect of PICO
What is the intervention
Reliability and validity refer to how well an outcome measure does what
What is consistency (reliability) and accuracy ( Validity) measure an outcome
What type of data analysis would you run to look at central tendency and variability on participants weight
What is mean and standard deviation
To compare the outcome of two groups what analysis would you run
What is a T test
When calculating the relationship between two variables if r=.90 you would state the strength of the relationship was
What is strong