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Class 2 Measurement Terminology and Locating Specific Measures October 1, 2009

Class 2 Measurement Terminology and Locating Specific Measures October 1, 2009. Anita L. Stewart Institute for Health & Aging University of California, San Francisco. Overview of Class 2. Measurement terminology Confusion, variation, and overlap Items and response scales

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Class 2 Measurement Terminology and Locating Specific Measures October 1, 2009

Class 2 Measurement Terminology and Locating Specific Measures October 1, 2009. Anita L. Stewart Institute for Health & Aging University of California, San Francisco. Overview of Class 2. Measurement terminology Confusion, variation, and overlap Items and response scales

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Health State

Health State. Unable to perform some tasks at home and/or at work Able to perform all self care activities (eating, bathing, dressing) albeit with some difficulties Unable to participate in many types of leisure activities Often moderate to severe pain and/or other complaints. Exercise.

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Vanilla

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General Issues in Scaling

General Issues in Scaling. What Is a Scale?. The assignment. What Is a Scale?. The assignment. ...of objects. Are you willing to permit immigrants to live in your country? Are you willing to permit immigrants to live in your neighborhood? Would you let your child marry an immigrant?.

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Intro to Stats

Intro to Stats. Methods Overview. The goals of science. Description: What happens? Prediction: When does it happen? Explanation: Why does it happen? Theory Causal Inferences Intervention/Application: What could be done to help? These all build on each other. Self Report .

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Survey Research

Survey Research. How Can I Obtain a Sample? What are Common Problems with Sampling? How Do I Write Survey Questions? What are Common Problems With Survey Wording? What are Response Sets?. How Can I Obtain a Sample?. Random Sampling Stratified Random Sampling Cluster Sampling

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Relation of Indoor Storage of Dried Tobacco Leaves to Reporting of Respiratory Symptoms: Case of Tobacco Farms Household

Earlier studies associated the chronic exposure to the dust of tobacco leaves with increased occurrence of allergies, skin rashes, rhinitis, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, and various respiratory disorders in tobacco farmers and processors. We aimed to investigate if oriental tobacco farm households who store dried tobacco leaves inside their house are more likely to experience and report respiratory and allergic episodes or illnesses than households storing dried tobacco leaves outside the house

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Leadership MOT Results

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