Bias Minimisation

Cross-source consensus on Bias Minimisation from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Evidence quality

Baseline covariates include social support, self-efficacy, prenatal health literacy, age, education, income, and obstetric history. — Latent trajectories of role adaptation in first-time pregnant women and their associations with pregnancy-specific psychological disorders: a longitudinal research protocol
Controlling for covariates is intended to distinguish developmental adaptation patterns from differences in external resources or baseline capabilities. — Latent trajectories of role adaptation in first-time pregnant women and their associations with pregnancy-specific psychological disorders: a longitudinal research protocol
Attrition bias will be reduced through routine visit alignment, reminders, secondary contacts, WeChat engagement, and electronic questionnaires when needed. — Latent trajectories of role adaptation in first-time pregnant women and their associations with pregnancy-specific psychological disorders: a longitudinal research protocol
The observational design prevents definitive causal inference. — Latent trajectories of role adaptation in first-time pregnant women and their associations with pregnancy-specific psychological disorders: a longitudinal research protocol
The protocol uses validated standardised scales to address information bias. — Latent trajectories of role adaptation in first-time pregnant women and their associations with pregnancy-specific psychological disorders: a longitudinal research protocol