Saturday, November 28, 2015

Statistical Power and Categorical Outcomes





Categorical outcomes decrease statistical power and increase the needed sample size. This is because categorical level measurement possesses less precision and accuracy.

Statistical Power and Outcomes





Statistical power is greatly impacted by the scale of measurement of the outcome. Categorical and ordinal level measurement possess little precision and accuracy in comparison to continuous level measurement. Therefore, categorical and ordinal level measurements will always decrease statistical power and increase the needed sample size.

Statistical Power





Statistical power is the ability to detect significant treatment effects, given the effect exists in the population. http://www.scalelive.com/statistical-power.html


Saturday, November 21, 2015

Research Designs

Survey Structure

Research Engineer Store

Variables

Databases

Evidence Based Medicine

Diagnostic Testing

Sample Size

Psychometrics

Feasible Research Questions

FINER

Research Questions