health psychology third edition quiz chapter 2 research in health psychology
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Health Psychology Third Edition Quiz Chapter 2 Research in Health Psychology. A (n)______ study begins with a healthy group of subjects and follows the development of a particular disease in that sample. (44) a. experimentalb. retrospective c. medical d. prospectivee. morbidity. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Health PsychologyThird Edition
Quiz Chapter 2 Research in Health Psychology
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1. A (n)______ study begins with a healthy group of subjects and follows the development of a particular disease in that sample. (44)a. experimental b. retrospectivec. medicald. prospective e. morbidity
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1. A (n)______ study begins with a healthy group of subjects and follows the development of a particular disease in that sample. (44)a. experimental b. retrospectivec. medicald. prospective e. morbidity
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2. Origins of a disease is referred to as: (40)a. paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity
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2. Origins of a disease is referred to as: (40)a. Paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity
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3. The gold standard of biomedical research is the (45) a. correlational studyb. randomized clinical trialc. prospective studyd. case-control studye. meta-analysis
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3. The gold standard of biomedical research is the (45) a. correlational studyb. randomized clinical trialc. prospective studyd. case-control studye. meta-analysis
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4. The rate of _______ refers to the number of cases of a specific illness, injury or disability in a given group of people at a given time. (40)a. paralysis b. etiologyc. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity
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4. The rate of _______ refers to the number of cases of a specific illness, injury or disability in a given group of people at a given time. (40)a. paralysis b. etiologyc. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity
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5. A relative risk of .50 means that the incidence of prevalence or incidence of a condition is ____ in the exposed group compared to the unexposed group. (48)a. less b. more c. the same as
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5. A relative risk of .50 means that the incidence of prevalence or incidence of a condition is ____ in the exposed group compared to the unexposed group. (48)a. less b. more c. the same as
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6. In experimental studies researchers vary one or more causes, called ______ while looking for changes in the outcome measure. (34)a. dependent variablesb. cohortsc. independent variablesd. random variablese. lurking variables
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6. In experimental studies researchers vary one or more causes, called ______ while looking for changes in the outcome measure. (34)a. dependent variablesb. cohortsc. independent variablesd. random variablese. lurking variables
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7. The text described a scatterplot that looked at a large sample of participants of African descent. Those who weighed more were more likely to have high blood pressure. This is an example of: (33)a. a positive correlationb. a bad correlationc. experimental resultsd. a causal explanatione. a case study
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7. The text described a scatterplot that looked at a large sample of participants of African descent. Those who weighed more were more likely to have high blood pressure. This is an example of: (33)a. a positive correlationb. a bad correlationc. experimental resultsd. a causal explanatione. a case study
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8. When John Glenn returned to space in his 70’s, medical researchers carefully studied the effects. This is an example of a ______ study.(31)
a. correlational b. experimentalc. prospective d. case e. retrospective
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8. When John Glenn returned to space in his 70’s, medical researchers carefully studied the effects. This is an example of a ______ study.(31)
a. correlational b. experimentalc. prospective d. case e. retrospective
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9. ____ is a field of study that seeks to determine the frequency, distribution, and cause of a disease. (31)a. meta-analysis b. correlationc. epidemiology d. psychoneuroimmunolgy e. Factor analysis
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9. ____ is a field of study that seeks to determine the frequency, distribution, and cause of a disease. (31)a. meta-analysis b. correlationc. epidemiology d. psychoneuroimmunolgy e. Factor analysis
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10. A study in which a single group of people is observed over a long span of time is called a ____ study. (37) a. longitudinal b. experimentalc. prospective d. case e. retrospective
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10. A study in which a single group of people is observed over a long span of time is called a ____ study. (37) a. longitudinal b. experimentalc. prospective d. case e. retrospective
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Bonus Question:What did Surgeon General Joseph Goldberger do to prove (support) his theory that pellagra was caused by nutritional deficiencies? a. he ate feces (poop)b. he did a case studyc. he found germs in the waterd. he used a longitudinal research designe. he used surveys, naturalistic observation and other descriptive methods
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Bonus Question:What did Surgeon General Joseph Goldberger do to prove (support) his theory that pellagra was caused by nutritional deficiencies? a. he ate feces (poop)b. he did a case studyc. he found germs in the waterd. he used a longitudinal research designe. he used surveys, naturalistic observation and other descriptive methods
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1-d, 2-b, 3-b, 4-e, 5-a, 6-c, 7-a, 8-d, 9-c, 10-abonus a