EIP 1 - Final Exam (FL-USA DPT (Pucillo & Woolley)
Questions With Complete Solutions
2 measures agree on the same result Correct Answers
concurrent validity
3 components of qualitative data analysis Correct Answers 1.
data management
2. generate meaning
3. verification and evaluation of quality
3 types of validity Correct Answers 1. concurrent
2. predictive
3. construct
a comprehensive description of a patient's history, current status,
and response to intervention (1 individual or 1 event) Correct
Answers case study
a comprehensive summary of the literature that critically
appraises selected studies on a specific topic Correct Answers
systemic review
A correlational study is done to see if there is a relationship
between stress and sleep quality
in graduate students. The results have an effect size of r/d = -.57.
What direction & strength of the relationship between variables?
Correct Answers Negative medium association
,a descriptive review of the literature what describe and appraises
previous work and gaps on the topic Correct Answers narrative
review
A researcher conducts a study so that 20 children with sensory
processing differences receive two different treatments. The best
statistic to use for this within-subjects study is:
A. ANOVA
B. Independent samples t-test
C. Paired samples t-test
D. MANOVA Correct Answers C. Paired samples t-test
A researcher immerses themselves in the participants way of life
in order to examine the attitudes and challenges of Caregivers
for family
members with CVA's. This is what type of Qualitative Design?
Correct Answers Ethnographical
A researcher is needs participants for a study they are doing on
children with Autism. They recruit participants from clients at a
local outpatient clinic. This is an example of what type of
sampling method? Correct Answers convenience
A researcher uses a scale of 1-5 (strongly agree to strongly
disagree) to measure student's opinions on whether we should
have Final Exams. This is an example of what level of
measurement? Correct Answers ordinal
A score on a test can be standardized with respect to the mean
and standard deviation of the data. This is referred to as:
A. Z score
, B. Sampling distribution
C. Standard deviation
D. Variance Correct Answers A. Z score
a statistical method used in systematic review to gather and
mathematically analyze the results of multiple quantitative
studies Correct Answers meta-analysis
a type of systematic review that synthesizes results of qualitative
studies on a specific topic to form a new interpretation in the
research field Correct Answers meta-synthesis
an instrument tool measures a theoretical concept accurately
Correct Answers construct validity
categories with no order or direction Correct Answers nominal
data
collects quantitative data first then qualitative data
uses qualitative to explain quantitive Correct Answers
explanatory sequential
collects the qualitative first to identify the feature or topic to be
measured then quantitatively measures Correct Answers
exploratory sequential
compares means of 2 independent groups (unrelated) Correct
Answers independent samples t-test
compares the means of "correlated" groups (pre-post tests)
Correct Answers paired samples t-test
Questions With Complete Solutions
2 measures agree on the same result Correct Answers
concurrent validity
3 components of qualitative data analysis Correct Answers 1.
data management
2. generate meaning
3. verification and evaluation of quality
3 types of validity Correct Answers 1. concurrent
2. predictive
3. construct
a comprehensive description of a patient's history, current status,
and response to intervention (1 individual or 1 event) Correct
Answers case study
a comprehensive summary of the literature that critically
appraises selected studies on a specific topic Correct Answers
systemic review
A correlational study is done to see if there is a relationship
between stress and sleep quality
in graduate students. The results have an effect size of r/d = -.57.
What direction & strength of the relationship between variables?
Correct Answers Negative medium association
,a descriptive review of the literature what describe and appraises
previous work and gaps on the topic Correct Answers narrative
review
A researcher conducts a study so that 20 children with sensory
processing differences receive two different treatments. The best
statistic to use for this within-subjects study is:
A. ANOVA
B. Independent samples t-test
C. Paired samples t-test
D. MANOVA Correct Answers C. Paired samples t-test
A researcher immerses themselves in the participants way of life
in order to examine the attitudes and challenges of Caregivers
for family
members with CVA's. This is what type of Qualitative Design?
Correct Answers Ethnographical
A researcher is needs participants for a study they are doing on
children with Autism. They recruit participants from clients at a
local outpatient clinic. This is an example of what type of
sampling method? Correct Answers convenience
A researcher uses a scale of 1-5 (strongly agree to strongly
disagree) to measure student's opinions on whether we should
have Final Exams. This is an example of what level of
measurement? Correct Answers ordinal
A score on a test can be standardized with respect to the mean
and standard deviation of the data. This is referred to as:
A. Z score
, B. Sampling distribution
C. Standard deviation
D. Variance Correct Answers A. Z score
a statistical method used in systematic review to gather and
mathematically analyze the results of multiple quantitative
studies Correct Answers meta-analysis
a type of systematic review that synthesizes results of qualitative
studies on a specific topic to form a new interpretation in the
research field Correct Answers meta-synthesis
an instrument tool measures a theoretical concept accurately
Correct Answers construct validity
categories with no order or direction Correct Answers nominal
data
collects quantitative data first then qualitative data
uses qualitative to explain quantitive Correct Answers
explanatory sequential
collects the qualitative first to identify the feature or topic to be
measured then quantitatively measures Correct Answers
exploratory sequential
compares means of 2 independent groups (unrelated) Correct
Answers independent samples t-test
compares the means of "correlated" groups (pre-post tests)
Correct Answers paired samples t-test
