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14 Cards in this Set
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Chi-square |
Is used to determine if there are significant differences in the distribution of two data sets. |
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Bavarian tabular analysis |
Is a method of graphically illustrating the relationship or non-relationship of two variables by the use of X/Y graph. |
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Meta-analysis |
Comparing results from multiple studies. |
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Solomon four group design |
A study of whether or not a protest affects the subjects of a study by influencing them before the start of the research. |
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Factor analysis |
Examines the relationship among a group of variables for the purpose of determining the simplest explanation for those relationships. |
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Cross Sectional |
A study of the characteristics of multiple groups. |
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Semantic differential |
A method for measuring a subject's reactions to words. |
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T-test |
Compares the mean of two independent data sets to determine if there is a significant statistical difference between them. |
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Parsimony |
The researcher interprets the result of a study in the simplest and least complex manner, sometimes called the Occam's Razor. |
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ANCOVA |
Is used in studies where the dependent variables are controlled. |
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One way analysis of variance |
A study involves three or more independent groups or levels |
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ANOVA |
Study of two or more variables. |
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Multiple Regression |
Researcher uses a correlation coefficient to learn about the relationship between multiple independent and dependent variables. |
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Nonparametic test |
Test used when values are not distributed normally. Man-Whitney U is used when two samples are independent of each other and have different means. |
