Two case studies are presented to illustrate the use of such outcome measures. Originality/value The case for using a range of assessments that are both broad in focus, and those specifically selected to measure the areas of functioning targeted by the anti-dementia medication, is presented....
1Experimentation and Correlation Correlation is one of two major means of conducting a study. The other is experimentation. In most cases, experimentation is preferred because the experimenter is able to manipulate the variable of interest and directly measure the outcome. For example, a researcher l...
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If you know in advance that your participants are particularly advanced or high-performing in a certain area, choose or design measures that are tailored to their level. Calibrate Instruments Appropriately If using equipment to measure something (like a piece of lab equipment), ensure its range is...
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One example of violation by a famous scientist is the case involving Dr. Hwang Woo-suk, a renowned South Korean stem cell researcher. In 2004, Dr. Hwang gained international recognition when he claimed to have successfully cloned human embryos and derived stem cell lines from them. His groundbr...
DESIGN: A review of the literature and a discussion of relevant concepts are presented. The focus is on outcome measures of pain commonly used in the studies described, including pain intensity, pain relief, global assessment of the medication effect, and requirement for an extra dose of rescue...
Research indicate that anger decreases with age, with the highest levels at ages 30 to 50 and the lowest levels after age 80 (Schieman, 1999). Furthermore, the socioemotional selectivity theory suggests that older adults are more stable in their emotions and are less impacted by stressors than...
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