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What is absolute poverty? ____
What is Relative poverty? ____
What is Social reproduction? ____
What is Social Capital? ____
Social Networks can improve your ____
____ Networks include: Peer Network Family Network Community Network
What is Cultural capital? ____
What is Social stratification? ____
What is Poverty magnet? ____
What is ill health magnet? ____
What is Discrimination magnet? ____
What is Environmental justice? ____
What is Concentration segregation? ____
What is Centralization segregation? ____
What is the Index of Dissimilarity? ____
What is Political isolation? ____
What is Linguistic Isolation? ____
What is Spatial mismatch? ____
What is a marker for healthcare systems? ____
What is Theory of Intersectionality? ____
Means of Production ____
What is False consciousness? ____
What is Class consciousness? ____
What is Regression? ____
What is Linear Regression? ____
What is Correlation? ____ Correlation coefficient of 1 = ____ Correlation coefficient of -1 = ____ Correlation coefficient of 0 = ____
What is Chi-square? ____
Null hypothesis vs. Alternative hypothesis is considered under: ____
T-Test compares: ____
What is a Two-tailed T-test? ____ What about One-tailed T-test? ____
What is ANOVA? ____ If value doubles, then ____ ↑
P-value under 0.05 = ____
+/- 1 SD = ____ of the sample
+/- 2 SD = ____ of the sample
If data had a P-value of 0.0420, is it statistically significant? ____ What about 0.69? ____
All variables examined are continuous: ____
Degree of dependence between 1 variable and another: ____
How related 2 things are in a positive or negative sense: ____
Compares the mean of a dependent variable between 2 independent variables: ____
When all variables are categorical: ____
Similar to T-test, but for 3+ groups: ____
What is a Cross-sectional study? ____
What is a Cohort study? ____
A Retrospective Cohort study looks: ____
A Prospective Cohort study follows a group of individuals: ____
A Longitudinal study has data gathered for: ____
A Case-control study is: ____ Why? To find a ____
What is a Clinical trial? ____
What is a Randomized Controlled Trial? ____
Experimental study ____
What is a Quasi-Experimental Design? ____
What is a 3x2 Factorial Design? ____
What is an Observational study? ____
a study where we test to prove a causal relationship between the independent variable and dependent variable. Participants are randomly ass…
participants are randomly assigned to an experimental group in the study, such that a participant only participates in one group: ____
also known as repeated-measures design, it is when a participant is exposed to every level of the independent variable. Gives you higher po…
a study that is conducted over a long period of time, usually uses a specific cohort of people. One example is to study incidence of heart…
Study that attempts to determine if there is simply a relationship between two variables. Predictor variable: Correlational studies analog…
an observational study type where we look back at information in the past to try and find a trend between events in the past and current ou…
a study where we follow groups of people and see how their behavior in that time influence future outcomes. This kind of study is looking i…