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Randomized Control Trials (RCT) Questions and answers.
RCT An experimental study where a tratment group is compared to a control group, and subjects are randomly assigned to each group. Known as the gold standard because it is a true experimental design and has all three elements - control, randomization, and manipulation. These seek to identify cause and effect between variables Independent Variable The condition, intervention, or characteristic that will predict or cause a specific outcome. May have several levels. Ex. for treatment: OT v...
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RCT An experimental study where a tratment group is compared to a control group, and subjects are randomly assigned to each group. Known as the gold standard because it is a true experimental design and has all three elements - control, randomization, and manipulation. These seek to identify cause and effect between variables Independent Variable The condition, intervention, or characteristic that will predict or cause a specific outcome. May have several levels. Ex. for treatment: OT v...
Randomized Controlled Trials Questions and answers 2024
What is basic research? Basic research is bench research. What is applied research? Study on people, animals, in a lab, etc. What is the goal of research? To draw inference from the study finding to the general population. What is internal validity? Ability to make an inference from the study findings to the truth in the study (study sample to the population of interest). Difference between study plan, intended samples, and intended variables to actual study, actual subj...
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What is basic research? Basic research is bench research. What is applied research? Study on people, animals, in a lab, etc. What is the goal of research? To draw inference from the study finding to the general population. What is internal validity? Ability to make an inference from the study findings to the truth in the study (study sample to the population of interest). Difference between study plan, intended samples, and intended variables to actual study, actual subj...
Randomized Controlled Trials Questions and answers
systemic reviews and meta-analyses > randomized controlled double blind studies > cohort studies > case control studies The top 4 types of evidence on the hierarchy in order in order from best to least best in vitro (test tube) research < animal research < ideas, editorials, opinions < case reports < case series The worst 5 types of evidence on the hierarchy in order from worst to least worst randomized clinical trials These are experiments which involve p...
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systemic reviews and meta-analyses > randomized controlled double blind studies > cohort studies > case control studies The top 4 types of evidence on the hierarchy in order in order from best to least best in vitro (test tube) research < animal research < ideas, editorials, opinions < case reports < case series The worst 5 types of evidence on the hierarchy in order from worst to least worst randomized clinical trials These are experiments which involve p...
Randomized (Clinical) Trials Questions and answers.
Case Study or Case Series -No randomization -No comparison is made w/an untreated group or a group getting some other treatment -Observations of clinical response Studies w/a Comparison -Historical controls -Simultaneous non-randomized controls -Randomization -Stratified randomization Historical Controls -The use of a comparison group from the past -Go back to records of patients w/the same disease w/the prior treatment used Problems w/Historical controls •Differ...
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Case Study or Case Series -No randomization -No comparison is made w/an untreated group or a group getting some other treatment -Observations of clinical response Studies w/a Comparison -Historical controls -Simultaneous non-randomized controls -Randomization -Stratified randomization Historical Controls -The use of a comparison group from the past -Go back to records of patients w/the same disease w/the prior treatment used Problems w/Historical controls •Differ...
Randomized Clinical Trials Questions and answers.
Definition of Randomized Clinical Trial Prospective study in which two or more groups are randomly assigned with at least one given an intervention usually a novel treatment and one comparison(control) group. Only used to study presumed positive effects no negative effects (unethical) Key Design Features of RCT Controls concurrent with experiment group RANDOMIZATION Often utilize blinding and placebos Randomization the best defense against bias, in which each individual is g...
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Definition of Randomized Clinical Trial Prospective study in which two or more groups are randomly assigned with at least one given an intervention usually a novel treatment and one comparison(control) group. Only used to study presumed positive effects no negative effects (unethical) Key Design Features of RCT Controls concurrent with experiment group RANDOMIZATION Often utilize blinding and placebos Randomization the best defense against bias, in which each individual is g...
Civic Literacy Exam 40 Question Randomized Practice Questions and answers.
Who either vetoes or signs bills to become laws? The president What month do we vote for President in? November Who is a member of the President's cabinet? Secretary of State What does the cabinet do? Advises the president about how to execute laws. What is the capital of the United States? Washington D.C. How many years are representatives elected for? 2 How many justices are on the supreme court? 9 If the president can no longer serve,...
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Who either vetoes or signs bills to become laws? The president What month do we vote for President in? November Who is a member of the President's cabinet? Secretary of State What does the cabinet do? Advises the president about how to execute laws. What is the capital of the United States? Washington D.C. How many years are representatives elected for? 2 How many justices are on the supreme court? 9 If the president can no longer serve,...
EPHE 245 #6 Blocked vs random practice Questions and answers.
Scheduling Variable Practice: For variable practice to be most effectively utilized, it should be randomized in order rather than blocked Contextual Interference: The contextual interference effect is a learning phenomenon where interference during practice is beneficial to skill learning. That is, higher levels of contextual interference lead to poorer practice performance than lower levels while yielding superior retention and transfer performance Brainpower Read More Block...
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Scheduling Variable Practice: For variable practice to be most effectively utilized, it should be randomized in order rather than blocked Contextual Interference: The contextual interference effect is a learning phenomenon where interference during practice is beneficial to skill learning. That is, higher levels of contextual interference lead to poorer practice performance than lower levels while yielding superior retention and transfer performance Brainpower Read More Block...
psy2174- random practice ques. Questions and answers
A researcher is completing an experiment on pain, whereas he wants to determine how painful each instruments to administer pain are rated by university students. The researcher knows that some instruments are barely having an effect, while others are really painful. The researcher is planning on using a Latin square to map out the order of his conditions. He is however worried about participant attrition. Should he be worried? Why? Participant attrition- drop out Yes starting with painful wi...
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A researcher is completing an experiment on pain, whereas he wants to determine how painful each instruments to administer pain are rated by university students. The researcher knows that some instruments are barely having an effect, while others are really painful. The researcher is planning on using a Latin square to map out the order of his conditions. He is however worried about participant attrition. Should he be worried? Why? Participant attrition- drop out Yes starting with painful wi...
MASSED/ DISTRIBUTED/ BLOCKED/ RANDOM PRACTICE Questions and answers
Massed practice a sequence of practice and rest times in which the rest time is much less than the practice time. Distributed practice spaced practice intervals in which the practice time is equal to or less than the rest time Brainpower Read More Blocked practice a practice sequence organized around one task performed repeatedly, uninterrupted by practice of any other task. Random practice a practice sequence in which a variety of tasks are ordered randomly across t...
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Massed practice a sequence of practice and rest times in which the rest time is much less than the practice time. Distributed practice spaced practice intervals in which the practice time is equal to or less than the rest time Brainpower Read More Blocked practice a practice sequence organized around one task performed repeatedly, uninterrupted by practice of any other task. Random practice a practice sequence in which a variety of tasks are ordered randomly across t...
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