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ComS 100C Exam 3

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  1. 1ConceptTerm used to describe something we cannot directly observe
  2. 2ConceptionMental images for the term, which summarize collections of seemingly related observations and experiences
  3. 3ConceptualizationThe process through which we specify what those images (conception) mean when we use a term
  4. 4Operational definitionIndicates precisely how a concept will be measured
  5. 5OperationalizationMeasurement
    Example:
    Whether or not someone has an eating disorder can be an operationalization (way of measuring) their health.
  6. 6Reliability (in measurement)Consistency
  7. 7Validity (in measurement)Accuracy related to what the researcher is attempting to measure.
    If a measure is not reliable, it cannot be valid.
  8. 84 Levels of measurementNominal
    Ordinal
    Interval
    Ratio
  9. 9Nominal level of measurementTo name or classify with no order
    (Ex: racial groups)
  10. 10Ordinal level of measurementRank order
  11. 11Interval level of measurementEqual distance between points, but zero is arbitrary
  12. 12Ratio level of measurementEqual distance between points, with a true zero
  13. 13Mean Median ModeAverage
    Middle most
    Most common/most repeated
  14. 14Cost-effectiveness ratioTotal cost / effectiveness
  15. 15Benefit-cost ratioTotal benefits / total costs
  16. 16Net benefittotal benefits - total costs
  17. 173 reasons why the results of evaluation research do not get used1 - The information isn't presented in a way that non-researchers could understand
    2 - The findings contradict deeply held beliefs
    3 - Vested interests (money)
  18. 18Difference between consent and assent formAssent - Minor's willingness to participate
    Consent - Adult agreement to participate
  19. 19Difference between anonymity and confidentialityAnonymity - Researcher cannot identify which response is from which participant
    Confidentiality - Researcher can identify which response is from which participant, but promises not to publicly identify
  20. 20Key principles of the informed consent process1 - Purpose of study
    2 - Study procedures
    3 - Potential benefits of study
    4 - Potential harm from participating in the study
    5 - Can withdraw at any time
  21. 21Name of panel whose members review research proposals involving human subjectsInstitutional Review Board
    (IRB)

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