KRS 673 - Lesson 5.1

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? A type of study that matches individuals with and without disease on factors such as age and ethnicity is the case-control study.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? A type of study that matches individuals with and without disease on factors such as age and ethnicity is the experimental-control study.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? A type of study that matches individuals with and without disease on factors such as age and ethnicity is the repeated-measures study.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? A type of study that matches individuals with and without disease on factors such as age and ethnicity is the split-plot study.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action Research is collaborative.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action Research is cyclical.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action Research is focused.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research can be important for educators because it offers conventional knowledge and theoretical applications.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research can be important for educators because it offers practical knowledge and realistic expectations.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research can be important for educators because the teacher alone serves as the researcher.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research generally groups raw data.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research is best described as addressing the needs of the general population.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research is best described as only being used in educational settings.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research is best described as practitioner oriented.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research is best described as very quantitative in nature.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research is deductive in nature.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research offers random sampling.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Action research offers rigorous controls.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Additional factors that can affect the relationship between physical activity and blood cholesterol, such as smoking, body fat, and so on, are called cohort factors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Additional factors that can affect the relationship between physical activity and blood cholesterol, such as smoking, body fat, and so on, are called confounding factors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Additional factors that can affect the relationship between physical activity and blood cholesterol, such as smoking, body fat, and so on, are called control factors construct factors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Additional factors that can affect the relationship between physical activity and blood cholesterol, such as smoking, body fat, and so on, are called control factors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Analytical designs are considered among Epidemiological study designs.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Descriptive epidemiology is considered Epidemiological study design.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Descriptive epidemiology is considered among Epidemiological study designs.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of Epidemiology are considered characteristics associated with change in health.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of Epidemiology are considered distribution, frequency and patterns of health problems.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of Epidemiology are considered identifying the factors that cause disease.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of Epidemiology are considered translation of knowledge to practice.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of disease are often called epidemic stressors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of disease are often called risk factors.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of disease are often called symptoms.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Determinants of disease are often called syndromes.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? Experimental designs (random trials) are considered among Epidemiological study design.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? The approach taken by action research is largely deductive reasoning.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? The approach taken by action research is largely inductive reasoning.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? The approach taken by action research is largely practical significance.

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"TRUE" or "FALSE"? The approach taken by action research is largely rigorous approach.

MET

DEFINITION Term used in connection with intensity of exercise; it refers to the ratio of metabolic rate during exercise to the rate while resting.