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Research 4
Research Process
- Make a problem statement
- Create a research question
- Create a research hypothesis
- Operationalize measures
- Design Experiment
- Sampling Plan
- Data collection Plan
- Data Analysis Plan
- three level of data comparison
- Univariate
- One variable influences
- Bivariate
- Two variable Influence
- Multivariate
- Many Variables influence
- Univariate
- three level of data comparison
- Knowledge Translation plan
- Knowledge Dissemination
- Obtain Ethic Board Approval
- Test
- Generate a null hypothesis
- Disseminate
- Publish
- Translate
- Adapt, Implement and Evaluate
- Test
- Design Experiment
- Operationalize measures
- Includes the important variable of the research problem in ambiguous terms
- The answer to the question is only as solid and specific as is the question
- Create a research hypothesis
- Research aim or objective
- Describes what the situation is the requires changing or understanding
- How the study will address this situation or problem
- Create a research question
- Make a problem statement
Apprasial
- Worthy Topic?
- PICO/PS
- Population
- Intervention
- Comparison
- Outcome
- Comparison
- Intervention
- Independent (Predictor Variable)/Dependent (outcome Variable)
- Reliable/valid
- Appropriate method and plan
- Internally valid?
- Externally Valid?
- Approved for ethic?
- beneficence
- respect for person
- Justice
- respect for person
- Appropriate accept/reject decision
- Clinically Significant?/impact?
- beneficence
- Appropriate method and plan
- Reliable/valid
- Population
- PICO/PS
- Worthy Topic?
Operationalize the measures
- Reliability
- The degree of consistency or dependability with which instrument measure the attribute it is intended to measure
- Interrater
- Different research test it, and get the same or similar results
- Internal Consistency
- 8 scale item (question), does each question all relate to depression?
- Test-retest
- Repeat the test (participates)
- Validity
- The degree to which a measurement instrument measure what it is intended to measure
- Content Validity
- Asking question if it relates to depression
- Criterion Validity
- Make new test, compare new and old test
- Construct Validity
- Compare the opposite test
- Reliability
Design: Sampling
- Accessibility Population
- Representative sample
- sample has the same characteristics percentage of the whole population
- Convenient sampling
- going out and picking a student
- Inclusion criterion
- Exclusion criterion
- Representative sample
- Accessibility Population
Data collection
- Self-report survey
- interview
- Observation
- Hawthorne Theory
- people improve ability when knowing that they are being observed.
- Hawthorne Theory
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- Mind Map on Research 4, created by dtran890 on 30/01/2016.
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