1data that can assume any value within some continuum.
continuous data
2can be used when examining the relationships between variables that are continuous in nature
correlational statitistics
3a type of inferential statistic that determines how much two or more variables fluctuate together
correlation
4____________ are expressed in terms of strength, direction, and significance.
Correlations
5what does r=0 mean
no relationship between contineous variables exist
6what does r=1.0 mean
the perfect correlation exists
7In relationship studies, r value is the _______________ as it expresses the strength of the relationship
effect size
9r=0.3
moderate relationship
10r=0.5
strong relationship
11a type of inferential statistic that determines how much two or more variables fluctuate together
correlation
12is the proportion of one data set that accounts for the spread of numbers in a second data set.
explained variance
13examines the strength of the relationship between two continuous variables.
Pearson product-moment correlation
14examines the strength of the relationship between two variables when one or both of the variables is rank-ordered.
spearman correlation
15all variables listed in the vertical left column are also listed across the top horizontal column to capture all relationships that exist between any two variables.
correlation matrix
16Studies to predict outcomes use _________________ that calculate the degree to which two or more variables predict a specific outcome
regression equations
17several variables (predictors) are entered into a regression equation to determine how well they predict an outcome of interest (criterion); the outcome variable is continuous.
linear regression
18Linear regression outcomes are often reported with
B weights, R2, and R2 change statisitics
19the standardized regression coefficient.
B weight
20(coefficient of determination) is the amount of variance accounted for by a single predictor or a group of predictors.
R2
21occurs when two or more predictor variables are highly intercorrelated and means that each predictor provides only a small amount of unique variance.
multicollinearity
22The challenge of linear regression lies in choosing predictors: the amount of total variance accounted for shows ...
how effective the researcher was in the selection of predictors
23what are the relationship statistics for continuous data
multicollinearity, shared variance, and unique variance
24is a statistical method for analyzing a dataset in which the outcome is measured with a dichotomous variable (only two possible outcomes).
logistic regression
25logistic regression is used to determine the association between a predictor or a set of predictors and a dichotomous outcome that has already occurred.
odds ratio
26Confidence intervals are frequently reported with _________________
odds ratios
27odds ratio means x times more likely
28are used to compare one group that has been exposed to a condition and one group that has not.
Risk ratios (relative risk)
29are appropriate for cohort studies in which the participants are followed over time, after which they are divided into two groups based on a specific outcome.
risk ratios
30can be used in retrospective analyses in which the researcher uses existing data to look back on participants to determine if they progressed or declined over time.
risk ratios
31the risk of developing a condition over a time period
absolute risk
32A risk ratio tells you if your __________ is raised or lowered based on a predictor or factor.
absolute risk
33report the likelihood of an event happening at a specific time point; however, most hazards ratios report multiple time points within a single study.
hazards ratio
34Hazards ratio often includes the presentation of data over time in the form of __________________ that illustrate the duration of time for two (or more) groups to reach an outcome.
Kaplan Meier curves
35are best applied to cross-sectional studies in which the event or outcome has already occurred.
odds ratio
36individuals are followed over time, either prospectively or retrospectively, to determine whether an event or outcome occurs.
risk ratios
37are unique in that they provide information about the rate of change over time.
hazards ratio