Ex post facto study Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ANCC Risk mgt / ethics / research Exam 93 Questions with Verified Answers What are some systematic components to reducing risk? What does it begin with? - CORRECT ANSWER Begins with a formal written plan -organizational goals -delineation of program scope, components, methods -delegating responsibility for implementation and enforcement -commitment of the board -guarantees of confidentiality and immunity for those who squeal goals -> scope/methods -> delegation -> board b...

EDF 6225 Final Exam 308 Questions with Verified Answers BF Skinner - CORRECT ANSWER in preparation for the BCAB certification exam, please know that the material is based on the work of _____________ Standard Celeration Chart - CORRECT ANSWER only standardized form of data measurement in our science Dr Ogden Lindsey - CORRECT ANSWER coined the term SAFMEDS circa 1980 to refer to the cards and how to best use them for learning SAFMEDS - CORRECT ANSWER Say All Fast Minute Every Day Shu...

Experimental research - Answer-the process of gathering data in order to make evaluative comparisons regarding different situations. The experiment - Answer-The most valuable type of research (used to discover cause-and-effect relationships) You need at least 30 individuals to conduct a 'true' experiment. - Answer-Correlational research requires 30 subjects per variable. Quasi-experiment - Answer-Uses PRE-EXISTING groups, so the independent variable (IV) cannot be altered (i.e., gender ...

CPCE: Research and Program Evaluation Research vs. Evidence Based Inquiry - correct answer Research: the systematic process of collecting and analyzing data for some purpose such as investigating a problem or answering a question. Evidence-based inquiry: the search for knowledge using empirical data which has been gathered systematically. Quantitative Research - correct answer Assumes social facts have a single objective reality. Tends to study samples or populations. Researchers tr...

AP Psychology Exam Review Test with all complete solutions psychology behavior monism dualism eclectic empiricism science theory scientific method hypothesis experiment independent variable dependent variable experimental group control group variable sample random sample operational definition participant double-blind procedure debriefing ethics ethnocentrism case study ex post facto study naturalistic observation correlational research survey resea...

Experimental research - ️️the process of gathering data in order to make evaluative comparisons regarding different situations. The experiment - ️️The most valuable type of research (used to discover cause-and-effect relationships) You need at least 30 individuals to conduct a 'true' experiment. - ️️Correlational research requires 30 subjects per variable. Quasi-experiment - ️️Uses PRE-EXISTING groups, so the independent variable (IV) cannot be altered (i.e., gender o...

NCE Exam - Research and Program Evaluation accExperimental research - ANSWER the process of gathering data in order to make evaluative comparisons regarding different situations. The experiment - ANSWER The most valuable type of research (used to discover cause-and-effect relationships) You need at least 30 individuals to conduct a 'true' experiment. - ANSWER Correlational research requires 30 subjects per variable. Quasi-experiment - ANSWER Uses PRE-EXISTING groups, so the independe...

AGACNP REVIEW | EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AND RESEARCH METHODS/ REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ Major Steps in the Research Process - -1. formulating research problem 2. reviewing related literature 3. formulating hypotheses 4. selecting research design 5. identifying population to be studied 6. specifying methods of data collection 7. designing study 8. conducting study 9. analyzing data 10. interpreting results 11. communicating findings Non-Experimental Research - --no ex...

Nonrandomized control-group pretest-posttest design: To show that two groups are equivalent with respect to the dependent variable prior to the treatment, thus eliminating initial group differences as an explanation for posttreatment differences A.) Experimental B.) Quasi-Experimental C.) Ex post-Facto B.) Quasi-Experimental Simple time-series design: To show that, for a single group, change occurs during a lengthy period only after the treatment has been administered A.) Experim...

What is an ex post facto design? An ex post facto research design is a method in which groups with qualities that already exist are compared on some dependent variable. ... The assignment of subjects to different groups is based on whichever variable is of interest to the researchers Pre-experimental designs No control groups and no random assignment of subjects to conditions. Acceptable for pilot research, other avoid at all costs Experimental designs Control group(s), random a...