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All OM book glossary entries
- “Big data”
- “Hard” measures
- “Normal” distribution
- “Soft” measures
- Age
- Aggregation
- Audit, Clinical Audit
- Authenticity Scale (AS)
- Barplot / bar plot
- Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI)
- Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)
- Between groups tests
- Bias
- Blinding
- Body Shape Questionnaire (BSQ)
- Bootstrap methods
- Bootstrap, Bootstrapping
- Boxplot (or box plot)
- Bulimia Investigatory Test Edinburgh (BITE)
- Card sort methods
- Categorical/nominal data/scaling
- Causality & causal attribution
- Ceiling effect
- Cell and cell size
- Census
- Central location
- Change
- Clinical/non-clinical
- Cochrane (collaboration, library)
- Common factors
- Compass
- Computer intensive statistics/methods
- Confidentiality
- Confirmatory factor analysis
- Confounding
- Controlled trials
- Copyleft
- Copyright
- CORC: Child Outcomes Research Consortium
- CORE-10
- CORE-6D
- CORE-OM
- CORE: Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation
- Corrected item-total correlations (CITCs)
- Correlation
- Dataset and database
- Dependent variable
- Discrete measures/variables
- Distribution
- Distribution shape
- Double blind
- ECM (Embedded Change Measurement)
- Effectiveness
- Efficacy
- Efficiency
- Empirical research
- Estimate, estimation
- ESTs (Empirically Supported Treatments)
- Ethnicity
- Expectancy effects
- Face validity
- Factor analysis
- Floor and ceiling effects
- Gaussian (“Normal”) distribution
- Gender
- GHQ: General Health Questionnaire
- Glasgow Anxiety Scale
- Glasgow Depression Scale
- Goal attainment scaling
- GULP
- Heteroscedasticity
- Hierarchical linear models/modelling (HLM)
- Histograms and barplots
- Homoscedasticity
- Idiographic measure, Idiographic methods
- Independence of observations
- Independent variable
- Informed consent
- Inter-quartile range (IQR)
- Inter-rater agreement/reliability
- Interaction
- Internal vs. external analyses
- Interval scaling
- Invalidity
- Jackknife method
- Jittering
- Kendall correlation coefficient
- LD-CORE
- Maximum
- MCAR: Missing Completely At Random
- Mean (arithmetic mean, average)
- Measure
- Median
- Medical model
- MICE: Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations
- Minimum
- Missing values, “missingness”
- Modality
- Mode, modal value
- Nested data, nesting
- Nocebo effect
- Nomothetic measures, Nomothetic data
- Notched box plot
- Observation
- OQ (Outcome Questionnaire) system
- Ordinal scaling
- Outlier
- Overprinting
- Paired or within person tests
- PBE: Practice Based Evidence
- Person’s Relating to Others Questionnaire (PROQ)
- Placebo effect (and placebos)
- Population
- Practice Research Network (PRN)
- Predictor variable
- Principal/Chief investigator
- Proxy measure
- PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles)
- Publication bias
- Quantiles
- Quartiles
- Random coefficients regression
- Randomisation
- Randomised controlled trial (RCT)
- Range
- Ratio scale/scaling
- Repertory grid
- ReQoL (Recovering Quality of Life)
- Research
- Sample size, n
- Sampling and sample frame
- Scatterplot/scattergram
- SCORE-15 (Systemic CORE)
- Self-report measure
- Sensitivity to change
- Skew (skew distribution)
- SMART principles
- Spearman correlation coefficient
- Spread
- Standard Deviation (SD)
- Statistic
- Stevens’ levels of measurement
- Strathclyde Inventory
- Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ)
- Subpopulation
- Subset/subgroup
- Uniform distribution
- User generated measures
- Validity
- Values based evidence (VBE)
- Variable
- Variance
- Violin plot (or violinplot)
- Visual analogue scale (VAS)
- Work and Social Adjustment Scale (WSAS)
- YP-CORE