Measurement Approaches for Sex and Gender in Health Research Quiz

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What is a measure in the context of health research?

  • A qualitative assessment of health outcomes
  • An observable form of data obtained through interview, self-report, or direct observation that is quantified through a set of rules (correct)
  • A subjective interpretation of health-related behaviors
  • A theoretical concept that underlies health research studies

What does 'empirical analog' refer to in the context of measurement in health research?

  • A quantified form of observable data that represents an unobservable concept or construct (correct)
  • A theoretical framework for understanding gender disparities in health outcomes
  • A qualitative representation of health-related behaviors
  • A subjective interpretation of gender differences in health

What is the main purpose of measuring sex and gender in health research?

  • To categorize individuals based on their gender for research purposes
  • To prove the existence of gender-based health differences
  • To promote stereotypes about gender and health
  • To identify and address disparities in health outcomes between different genders (correct)

What is a construct or concept in the context of health research?

<p>An unobservable, abstract notion that is represented by observable data (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the text, what is the source of data for measurement in health research?

<p>Interview, self-report, or direct observation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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