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What does bias in the context of research suggest?
What does bias in the context of research suggest?
- Rigorous methods
- Open-mindedness
- Poor credibility (correct)
- High accuracy
How does stricter, more credible studies impact bias?
How does stricter, more credible studies impact bias?
- They eliminate bias
- They allow more bias
- They make bias harder to manipulate (correct)
- They have no impact on bias
What mindset do good researchers have when conducting a study?
What mindset do good researchers have when conducting a study?
- Rigorous and strict approach
- Trying to prove a hunch
- Open mind and genuine interest (correct)
- Bias towards significant changes
In the context of qualitative research, what does 'reaching the parts other methods cannot reach' refer to?
In the context of qualitative research, what does 'reaching the parts other methods cannot reach' refer to?
Why do good researchers use qualitative research?
Why do good researchers use qualitative research?
What is the significance of data saturation in qualitative research?
What is the significance of data saturation in qualitative research?
How does missing outcome data contribute to bias in research?
How does missing outcome data contribute to bias in research?
Why should critical appraisal of literature consider the rigour of studies?
Why should critical appraisal of literature consider the rigour of studies?
What does the 'FITT' acronym stand for in the given text?
What does the 'FITT' acronym stand for in the given text?
Why is it important to note the comparator's intervention in an experiment?
Why is it important to note the comparator's intervention in an experiment?
What is a potential problem if the control group finds out about the experimental intervention?
What is a potential problem if the control group finds out about the experimental intervention?
What should be considered when exploring peer learning in a university setting during Covid?
What should be considered when exploring peer learning in a university setting during Covid?
In quantitative studies, bias can arise mostly from which of the following?
In quantitative studies, bias can arise mostly from which of the following?
How could bias arising from the randomization process be reduced?
How could bias arising from the randomization process be reduced?
What does 'FITT' primarily focus on when considering exercise?
What does 'FITT' primarily focus on when considering exercise?
Why is it important to consider each participant's context in a study?
Why is it important to consider each participant's context in a study?
What impact did the change in discharge procedures have on the trial?
What impact did the change in discharge procedures have on the trial?
What was the outcome of the adjusted analysis on the relationship between WIH and physical performance?
What was the outcome of the adjusted analysis on the relationship between WIH and physical performance?
What was the impact of not reaching the power calculations on the results?
What was the impact of not reaching the power calculations on the results?
What does a 'P value of primary outcomes' refer to?
What does a 'P value of primary outcomes' refer to?
What does 'Magnitude of effect' refer to?
What does 'Magnitude of effect' refer to?
What does a 95% CI (Confidence Interval) indicate?
What does a 95% CI (Confidence Interval) indicate?
How could potential confounders distort the relationship between the dependent variable (DV) and independent variable (IV)?
How could potential confounders distort the relationship between the dependent variable (DV) and independent variable (IV)?
How can one identify potential confounders in a study?
How can one identify potential confounders in a study?
What was the impact of not reaching power calculations on this particular study?
What was the impact of not reaching power calculations on this particular study?
Can you find any clues in the text about how variable length of stay (LOS) was?
Can you find any clues in the text about how variable length of stay (LOS) was?
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