18 Questions
In a Triple Blinding study design, who among the following is/are blinded?
All: study participant, data investigator, and data analyzer
Which type of study design is characterized by lack of random assignment and/or control group?
Exploratory research
What characterizes a Single Blinding study design?
Both the study participant and the investigator are not informed of the nature of treatment
What distinguishes a Quasi Experimental design from a True Experimental design?
Random assignment and control group
Which type of research often investigates problems that have not been studied thoroughly in the past?
Exploratory research
What is the key characteristic of Observational studies?
No treatment/intervention, only observation
What is the main purpose of Single Subject Experimental design?
To study the effects of treatment by observing a single patient
In Triple Blinding, who is unaware of the treatment being administered?
Both the participants and the researchers
What distinguishes Prospective studies from Retrospective studies?
Retrospective studies examine data collected in the past
What is the main characteristic of Observational-Case Control studies?
They involve evaluating causal relationships between exposure and health effects
What type of research design is used to explore complex phenomena and generate insights?
Exploratory research design
What is the primary objective of Case Studies in qualitative research?
To describe, analyze, and understand a single or group of patients
What is the main purpose of descriptive research?
To identify interesting observations for future research
In what type of study are subjects observed and described without a research hypothesis?
Descriptive study
What is the function of the control group in a true experimental design?
To provide a reliable baseline for comparison
What does a single subject experimental design primarily focus on?
Studying individual responses to treatment
Which research method aims to collect information through responses to questionnaires?
Survey research
What distinguishes the experimental group from the control group in true experimental research?
Experimental group receives treatment, control group does not
Learn about Single Subject Experimental Design in the context of Occupational Therapy research. Understand how researchers draw conclusions based on the response of a single patient through serial observations before, during, and after interventions.
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