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Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

If you wanted to know the difference between two levels of an IV on the DV of interest, you would want to look at the data __________________.

a)

non-parametrically

b)

parametrically

c)

between groups

d)

within groups

2.

A researcher wants to compare manual therapy, exercise, and standard care to determine its affect on pain levels and function. How many IV's are there?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

3.

The benefit of an experimental design is that it can show_________________. (select any applicable)

a)

evidence of benefit

b)

proof of intervention effectiveness

c)

causation

d)

cause and effect

4.

If you analyze a small sample size, you will likely be using _________________________.

a)

parametric tests

b)

non-parametric tests

c)

normal distribution tests

d)

normal variance tests

5.

If you wanted to run an analysis on a small, non-normal sample between groups, you would choose-

a)

wilcoxon rank sum

b)

paired t test

c)

independent t test

d)

mann whitney u

6.

You design an experiment and want to see what the results are. Levene's/Shaprio Wilk are both non-significant. Data is ordinal. What test would you run to look at within two timepoints in the same group?

a)

wilcoxon rank sum

b)

mann whitney u

c)

unpaired t test

d)

dependent t test

7.

You design an experiment and want to see what the results are. Levene's/Shaprio Wilk are both significant. Data is ratio. What test would you run to look at within two timepoints in the same group?

a)

wilcoxon rank sum

b)

mann whitney u

c)

paired t test

d)

unpaired t test

8.

You analyze data and find p=.04, alpha was .05, and beta was .01. What is your finding?

a)

Type 1 error

b)

non-significance

c)

significance

d)

type 2 error

9.

At baseline, you want the groups to be___________?

a)

homogeneous and varied

b)

heterogeneous and equal

c)

as close to identical as possible

d)

as different as is possible

10.

if you had an experiment with 1 Iv and 2 levels, and you collect data at baseline and post. How many analyses would be need to run to look at all within and between group comparisons?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8