Question 1

What type of study is this?

Accepted Answer

Mixed Methods

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Qualitative

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Quantitative

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Sequential

Question 2

Do Qualitative studies have an independent variable?

Accepted Answer

No, only a phenomena

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Yes, all studies have an independent and dependent variable

Question 3

What is the problem that this study seeks to address?

Accepted Answer

Widespread societal stigma and disaffirming political policies impede occupational justice and therefore restrict meaningful life participation for TGNC individuals.

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Not enough is known about how successful the IDEAS webinar is for addressing the needs of TGNC individuals.

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This outreach is needed because the literature has revealed global biases and insufficient trainings for stigma reduction and affirmative care for TGNC individuals.

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Health care is arguably one of the major agents of stigma for TGNC people.

Question 4

What is the INdependent variable of this quantitative study?

Accepted Answer

Viewing the TGNC performance

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Demand and Limited Efficacy only

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Acceptability, Demand, and Limited Efficacy

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Status as either an audience member, or TGNC performer

Question 5

What is/are the dependent variable(s) in this study?

Accepted Answer

Acceptability, Demand, and Limited Efficacy

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Demand and Limited Efficacy, only

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Status as TGNC performer, or audience member

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Acceptability only

Question 6

What is the symbol full null hypothesis vs alternate?

Accepted Answer

Null: H0   ;   Alternate: Ha

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Null: Ha   ; Alternate: H0

Question 7

Which is an appropriate Ha (alternate hypothesis) for this study?

Accepted Answer

The sample does offer the response rates and diversity needed to produce a meaningful range of data

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The sample does not  offer the response rates and diversity needed to produce a meaningful range of data

Question 8

What is an appropriate null hypothesis (H0) for this study?

Accepted Answer

Participants’ responses to the intervention do NOT warrant future study of efficacy

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Participants’ responses to the intervention do warrant future study of efficacy

Question 9

Which of the three questions is related to the qualitative portion of this study?

Accepted Answer

What are the demographic characteristics and size of a convenience sample of community-based audience members and TGNC interviewees?

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Does the sample offer the response rates and diversity needed to produce a meaningful range of data?

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Do participants’ responses to the intervention warrant future study of efficacy?

Question 10

What would be an example of a threat to the trustworthyness of this study?

Accepted Answer

The majority of the sample (90%) is female

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They recruited too many people

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Triangulation occurred with the data

Question 11

What would be something that was done to support the rigor of this study?

Accepted Answer

Triangulation of qualitative data

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Member checking occured

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Reflexivity occured

Question 12

How did they decide to assess Limited Efficacy?

Accepted Answer

pre and post AAQ-S surveys

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AAQ-S Survey at the end of the intervention

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Actual attendance at the play reading and post-show discussion

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Number of people who participated in the pre, versus post surveys

Question 13

What statistical tool did they use to assess Limited Efficacy?

Accepted Answer

paired t test

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t test

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Chi Square

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One way ANOVA

Question 14

Why did they choose the paired t test?

Accepted Answer

They wanted to examine how the scores about stigma changed from before the audience viewed the play, to after they viewed the play.

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They wanted to understand how the acceptability of the intervention (as measured by AAQ-S scores) and demand (measured by participation) changed, together

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They did not have enough people to use a regular t test

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They wanted to see how the queer audience members scored differently than the straight audience members.

Question 15

Was the data normally distributed?

Accepted Answer

Yes

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No, because there was people who dropped out between the first round of questionnaires and the second

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No, there was an overwhelming majority of straight and non-queer audience members

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No, there were way more females than males who participated

Question 16

What were the quantitative results of this study?

Accepted Answer

"This study demonstrated that the adapted online format of IDEAS allowed for adequate audience member recruitment to establish a meaningful range of data. However, audience demographic characteristics were homogenous with regard to race, age, and TGNC representation"

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"Five of the 6 TGNC participants interviewed for IDEAS were present for the online reading and participated as panelists in the postshow discussion; all 5 completed follow-up interviews."

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"Recruitment success allowed us to determine significant pre–post
survey differences with >80% power, indicating reduced stigma beliefs with a low risk for a false-negative finding"

Question 17

What were the themes (qualitative results) of this study?

Accepted Answer

(1) self-identifying and empowerment, (2) rural–urban distinctions and intersectionality, and (3) societal stigma

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(1) Acceptability, (2) Demand, and (3) Efficacy

Question 18

Which line represents normally distributed data?

Accepted Answer

Blue

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Red

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Green

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