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Evidence Based Practice
Integrating the best available research evidence with clinical
expertise and patient values, all to guide treatment decisions
Mixed methods research
combines both quantitative and qualitative approaches
to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the research question
Grounded theory
is an inductive approach that generates theory from
systematically collected and analyzed data in art therapy research
Arts-based research (ABR)
incorporates artistic processes and products as a
primary mode of inquiry and dissemination in art therapy research
Literature Review
involves identifying, evaluating and summarizing relevant studies in order to understand the
current state of knowledge, gaps in that knowledge and informing research and
practice.
Mean
The average of the data collected. Found by adding all the numbers in a
dataset together and dividing the sum by the total count of numbers.
Median
, The middle value. Found by putting all the data in order from smallest to largest and picking
the middle number. If there are two middle numbers, you take their
average (mean) and then that is the median.
Mode
The most frequent number in a data set. This is found by identifying which number appears
the most times in that data set.
randomized controlled trials
are used to establish
cause-and-effect relationships by manipulating independent variables and measuring
outcomes
Quasi Experimental Designs
lack random assignment but still aim to
examine causal relationships in real-world settings
Descriptive Designs
(surveys, case studies) aim to describe
characteristics, experiences, or phenomena related to art therapy without
manipulating variables
Sampling Methods
determine how participants are selected for the study
(random sampling, purposive sampling, convenience sampling)
Sample size considerations involve...
Verified Correct Answers
Evidence Based Practice
Integrating the best available research evidence with clinical
expertise and patient values, all to guide treatment decisions
Mixed methods research
combines both quantitative and qualitative approaches
to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the research question
Grounded theory
is an inductive approach that generates theory from
systematically collected and analyzed data in art therapy research
Arts-based research (ABR)
incorporates artistic processes and products as a
primary mode of inquiry and dissemination in art therapy research
Literature Review
involves identifying, evaluating and summarizing relevant studies in order to understand the
current state of knowledge, gaps in that knowledge and informing research and
practice.
Mean
The average of the data collected. Found by adding all the numbers in a
dataset together and dividing the sum by the total count of numbers.
Median
, The middle value. Found by putting all the data in order from smallest to largest and picking
the middle number. If there are two middle numbers, you take their
average (mean) and then that is the median.
Mode
The most frequent number in a data set. This is found by identifying which number appears
the most times in that data set.
randomized controlled trials
are used to establish
cause-and-effect relationships by manipulating independent variables and measuring
outcomes
Quasi Experimental Designs
lack random assignment but still aim to
examine causal relationships in real-world settings
Descriptive Designs
(surveys, case studies) aim to describe
characteristics, experiences, or phenomena related to art therapy without
manipulating variables
Sampling Methods
determine how participants are selected for the study
(random sampling, purposive sampling, convenience sampling)
Sample size considerations involve...
