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NPTE Research & EBP

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Measures of central tendency   show
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show average of all scores  
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show midpoint of all scores  
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show most frequently occurring score  
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show interval, ratio  
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show ordinal data  
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mode is appropriate for what data types?   show
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Measures of variability   show
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show difference between highest and lowest score  
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show variability of scores from the mean. most frequently used  
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How to calculate SD   show
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Normal distribution   show
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show allow determination of how likely results can be generalized to a population  
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Standard error of measurement   show
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show estimation of true differences not due to chance, rejection of null hypothesis  
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show probability level - reselected level of statistical significance. Most commonly .05 or .01 (.05= only 5x out of 100 is the difference due to chance)  
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show based on # of subjects and groups, allows determination of level of significance  
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Standard error   show
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show Null hypothesis rejected when it is true.  
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Type 2 error   show
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How to decrease type 1/2 errors   show
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show Interval or Ratio data  
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show normal distribution (usu large representative samples this is met), random sampling performed, variance in groups is equal  
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T-test   show
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T-test for independent samples   show
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T-test for paired samples   show
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One-tailed T-test   show
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Two-tailed T-test   show
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Inappropriate use of T-test   show
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ANOVA   show
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Simple (one-way) ANOVA   show
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Factorial ANOVA   show
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ANCOVA   show
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Nonparametric statistics   show
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show parametric assumptions cannot be met. used with small sample, ordinal or nominal level data. Less powerful than parametric  
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Chi square test   show
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show used to determine the relative strength of a relationship between 2 variables  
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Pearson product-moment coefficient (r)   show
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show used to establish relationship between two variables as a basis of prediction  
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show NONPARAMETRIC test to correlate ORDINAL data.  
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