Which Test? Flashcards

1
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Which test do you use with one group if your outcome variable is continuous and parametric?

A

One sample t-test

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Which test do you use with two independent groups if your outcome variable is continuous and parametric?

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2 sample t-test

or linear regression

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3
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Which test do you use with one group if your outcome variable is continuous and non parametric?

A

Sign test or signed rank test

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Which test do you use with two independent groups if your outcome variable is continuous and non parametric?

A

Mann Whitney U test

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Which test do you use with a paired sample if your outcome variable is continuous and parametric?

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Paired t-test if at two time points

Bland Altman if two alternative measurement (for agreement)

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6
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Which test do you use with one group if your outcome variable is binary?

A

Chi squared

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7
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Which test do you use if you have 2 independent groups and your outcome is binary?

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Chi squared
Fisher’s exact if one of the cells in the table has an expected count of less than 5
Logistic regression

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8
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Which test do you use if you have more than 2 samples and you routcome variable is continuous and parametric?

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ANOVA

linear regression

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Which test do you use if you have more than 2 samples and you outcome variable is continuous and non parametric?

A

Kruskal Wallis test

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10
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Which test do you use to test correlation between two continuous variables

A

Pearson

Linear regression

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11
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What is the non parametric equivalent to pearson?

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Spearman’s rank test

linear regression

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12
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What tests are used to asses agreement between two assessments?

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Kappa if categorical

McNemar’s if proportions are paired

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13
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What tests can be used if you have more than 2 samples and a binary outcome?

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Chi squared, fisher’s exact or logistic regression

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14
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What is the non parametric equivalent of the 2 sample t-test?

A

Mann Whitney U test

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15
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What is the non parametric equivalent of the one sample t-test?

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Sign test/ sign rank test

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16
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What is the non parametric version of the paired t test?

A

Wilcoxon signed rank test

17
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What is the parametric version of the wilcoxon signed rank test?

A

Paired sample t-test

18
Q

What is the parametric version of the Mann Whitney U test?

A

2 sample t-test

19
Q

What is the parametric equivalent of the signed rank test?

A

One sample t-test

20
Q

What test is used instead of the paired sample t-test if your outcome is binary?

A

McNemar’s

21
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When is the fisher’s exact test used?

A

If you have 2 independent groups and a binary outcome variable and one of the cells in the table has an expected count of less than 5

22
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What are the three ways of measuring agreement and what types of variable are they all for?

A

Kappa (2 categorical)
Weighted Kappa (2 ordinal)
Bland & Altman (2 continuous)