Chapter 8 covers statistical techniques that are used for describing and finding relationships among variables. They can be used to evaluate the effects of an independent variable on a dependent variable. We discuss student t test, analysis of variance (ANOYA), and analysis of covariance (ANCOYA)...
Research into chronic conditions with complex analysis of a number of distinct contributory variables has been published of late. However, the excessive focus on South Asians and the record of measuring, analysing, but not necessarily tackling health disadvantage, are problems that remain to be ...
A multidisciplinary review, crossing various approaches to urban biodiversity has been carried out, focusing both on the concepts (fragmentation, species richness, habitat structure, pattern analyses) and the research methods used and their outputs. This opens a discussion in which variables are ...
The purpose of this research study was to determine if one of two approaches to presenting web-based course content was more effective in helping students learn essential concepts of information systems. In studies of this nature, there are so many intervening variables that a good analysis is ...
than 3000 concept sets. In studies with more or different items than concept sets in Concepticon, parts of the lists are not linked and the number of items is reduced. Therefore, we computed the correlation of three variables across two data sets to see whether the results are still ...
Quantitative finance or quant finance relies heavily on a variety of mathematical tools to analyse financial markets, and price instruments, and to manage risk. Here are some of the key tools for understanding thestock market maths: Calculus: Used to model changes in financial variables and to un...
Outcome-based feedback – whether the outcome was right or wrong, whether the outcome can be changed by addressing variables Introspective feedback – evaluating the process in one’s mind and applying modifications or reinforcements Sensory integration:A large amount of information is embodied with ...
(dodger blue), the percentage of the other coded variables concerning conversation i.e., uncertainty expressions (dark orange), target word repetition (pink), why (magenta), how (dark turquoise), where (medium orchid), who (deep sky blue), when (lawn green), and what (light salmon) ...
Implicit in the growing interest in patient-centered outcomes research is a growing need for better evidence regarding how responses to a given intervention or treatment may vary across patients, referred to as heterogeneity of treatment effect (HTE). A variety of methods are available for exploring...
While the prevailing social beliefs about blindness may affect bothwomen equally,variables of class,marital status and socio-economicstability will make an enormous difference in the choices each will haveas they deal with their disability. Response to an individual’s disabilitywill be based not ...