Research 3

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1. intratester reliability

2. intertester reliability

3. test-retest reliability

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reliability:

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consistency, reproducibility, free from error

Back 2

reliability

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1 rater, multiple trials

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intratester reliability

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2 or more raters, single trial

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intertester reliability

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stability of the outcome measure ( gonio, themo)

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test-retest reliability

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true positive

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sensitivity

Front 7

ability to obtain a positive result when the condition is really present

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sensitivity

Front 8

SnNOUT

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sensitivity

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if a test has high sensitivity, a negative result out the diagnosis

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sensitivity

Front 10

example:

yergason= high

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sensitivity

Front 11

true negative

Back 11

specificity

Front 12

ability to obtain a negative result when the condition is really absent

Back 12

specificity

Front 13

SpPIN

Back 13

specificity

Front 14

if a test has high specificity, a positive result in the diagnosis

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specificity

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1. measures of central tendency

2. measures of variation

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data interpretation and processing:

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1. mean

2. median

3. mode

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measures of central tendency:

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average

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mean

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divides the scores into two halves

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median

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most frequent score

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mode

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1. range

2. standard deviation

3. variance

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measures of variation:

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difference of highest & lowest score

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range

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difference around the mean

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standard deviation

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difference among the sources

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variance

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1. mesokurtic curve

2. platykurtic curve

3. leptokurtic curve

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bell curve

type of curves:

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normal distribution

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mesokurtic curve (bell curve)

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far apart

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platykurtic curve (bell curve)

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concentrated

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leptokurtic curve (bell curve)

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1. positively skewed

2. negatively skewed

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types of skewness:

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skew to the (R)

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positively skewed

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majority are below average

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positively skewed

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skew to the (L)

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negatively skewed

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majority are above average

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negatively skewed

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Mr.

Wilson

Correctly

Checks

Morons

Test

Caught

2

Repeated

Checks

Kasi

AMA

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parametric & non-parametric tests

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I & R

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parametric test

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N & O

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non-parametric test

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1. pearson product moment coefficient

2. spearman Rho

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correlational test:

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pIRson= interval & ratio

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pearson product moment coefficient

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parametic test

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pearson product moment coefficient

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rhO= ordinal

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spearman Rho

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nonparametric test

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spearman Rho

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1. brush test

2. rasch test

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transformation test:

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interval to ordinal

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brush test (transformation test)

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ordinal to interval

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rasch test (transformation test)

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represents how many values involved in a calculation have the freedom to vary

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degrees of freedom