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institutional review board
the orgn. tht carris out the study must have this which reviews all planned studies in advance in order to protect the subjects from possible harm
informed consent
all individuals who are subjects in a study must give this before data are collected
confidential
all individual data must be kept this; only statistical summaries for groups are made public
anonymity
subjects/ their names are not known even to the director of the study
measure
a property of a person or thing when we assign a number to represent the property
instrument
use this to make a measurement
variable
the result of a measurement is a numerical this that takes different values for people or things that differ in whatever we are measuring
valid
a variable is a this measure of a property if it is relevant or appropriate as a representation of that property
rate
a fraction, proportion, or %
predictive validity
a measurement of a property has this if it can be used to predict success on tasks that are related to the property measured
bias
a measurement process has this if it systematically tends to overstate or understate the true value of the property it measures
random error
a measurement process that has this if repreated measurements on the same individual give different results
reliable
if the random error is small, then the measurement is this
average
the this of several repeated measurements of the same individual is more reliable (less variable) thana single measurement
inconsistencies
numbers that don't agree as they should
implausible
numbers that are surprisingly large or small compared to the numbers that you know are rt
hidden agenda
choosing carefully which numbers/information to report or working hard to squeeze the numbers into a shape they prefer
percent increase
amount of change/starting value
percent decrease
% change=amount change/starting value