Bias & Error
Research Fields
Corrections
Working Conditions
100

Error in experimental observations that usually come from the measuring instrument.

What is systematic error?

100

The branch of medicine which deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible diseases and other factors relating to health

What is epidemiology?

100

Doing this will decrease random error

What is increasing the sample size?

100

The survey of biostatisticians and epidemiologists indicated that there was not enough time for this

What is critically review work and do each project well?

200

Error in experimental measurements that are caused by unknown and unpredictable changes in the experiment.

What is random error?

200

The branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms

What is biostatistics?

200

Doing this will help decrease systematic error

What is multivariable analysis?

200

Nearly a fourth of respondents were asked to do this

What is alter or remove data?

300

A systematic error that occurs when the participants selected for a study are not representative of the target population.

What is selection bias?
300

A healthcare professional who performs and analyzes diagnostic tests on biological samples to help diagnose diseases, monitor treatments, and prevent the spread of infection

What is a laboratory scientist?

300

Doing this will prevent selection bias

What is diverse data collection?

300

More than 20% of reported a lack of this

What is intellectual freedom or disrespect of ethical boundaries?

400

A systematic error that occurs when individuals, data, or variables are consistently assigned to incorrect categories.

What is classification bias?

400

A professional responsible for overseeing an organization's data assets, ensuring data is collected, stored, organized, and secured properly

What is a data manager?

400

Doing this will help reduce sampling bias

What is random sampling?

400

29% of respondents reported this

What is pressure to deliver specific results?

500

A systematic error that occurs when an observed association between an exposure and an outcome is distorted by the presence of an unmeasured or unaccounted for third variable.

What is confounding bias?

500

A professional who teaches people about behaviors that promote wellness and disease prevention

What are health educators?

500

Doing this will prevent participant bias

What are double blind studies?

500

Just under 20% reported this

What is grants being submitted without sufficiently budgeting for effort?