NURSING DL-F, Applied Nursing Research: Quiz 2 2023 – Questions With Correct Answers) Latest Graded A+)

NURSING DL-F, Applied Nursing Research: Quiz 2 2023 – Questions With Correct Answers) Latest Graded A+). Which component is the independent variable in the hypothesis, “Baccalaureate degree–prepared nurses practice more rehabilitative nursing measures on a client in an ICU than associate degree–prepared nurses”? Selected Answer: A. Type of educational background of nurses Answers: A. Type of educational background of nurses B. Associate degree–prepared nurses C. Rehabilitative nursing measures D. Baccalaureate degree–prepared nurses Response Feedback: In this hypothesis, the type of education background of nurses is the independent variable, which is the presumed cause of, antecedent to, or influence on the dependent variable (amount of rehabilitative measures). The study sample to test this hypothesis would include associate degree–prepared nurses and baccalaureate degree–prepared nurses.  Question 2 10 out of 10 points What information is included in the methods section of a study? Selected Answer: C. The research strategies used to address the problem Answers: A. Recommendations for improving methods in future studies B. The methodologic limitations of prior research on the topic C. The research strategies used to address the problem D. A review of the literature Response Feedback: The method section describes the methodologic strategies used to answer the research questions in the study being described. A literature review and limitations of earlier research are usually described in the introduction. Recommendations for improving methods in future studies would be offered in the discussion section of the report.  Question 3 10 out of 10 points A research problem might not be considered feasible to address under which circumstance? Selected Answer: C. A limited budget Answers: A. The absence of prior research on the problem B. The absence of a relevant theory C. A limited budget D. The researcher’s limited knowledge of social issues Response Feedback: Some projects require a lot of resources, and so budgetary limitations often constrain the types of problems that can be addressed. Not all problems are embedded in an existing theory (i.e., a theory is not always necessary), and researchers sometimes do address problems for which there is no prior research. Not all problems are embedded in burning social issues, so unfamiliarity with social issues would not affect feasibility.  Question 4 10 out of 10 points A problem statement has many components. Which is least likely to be a component of a problem statement for a quantitative study? Selected Answer: C. Researchers’ opinions about the study's potential success Answers: A. The consequences of not fixing the problem B. Gaps in what is known C. Researchers’ opinions about the study's potential success D. Scope of the problem Response Feedback: A problem statement for a quantitative study usually has six components: identification of the problem, background, scope of the problem, consequences of the problem, knowledge gaps, and proposed solutions to the problem. Researchers’ opinions about the likely success of a research project are not included in a problem statement.  Question 5 10 out of 10 points Which research setting is especially likely for a qualitative study? Selected Answer: C. Shelter for homeless people Answers: A. University conference center B. Hospital laboratory C. Shelter for homeless people D. Office of the researcher Response Feedback: Qualitative research is especially likely to take place in naturalistic settings—the places where people live, work, or receive services, rather in the settings dedicated to research, such as laboratories, offices, and conference centers.  Question 6 10 out of 10 points Which statement about research hypotheses is true? Selected Answer: A. Qualitative researchers do not develop a priori hypotheses prior to data collection. Answers: A. Qualitative researchers do not develop a priori hypotheses prior to data collection. B. Inductive hypotheses have a theory or conceptual framework as a starting point. C. Simple hypotheses make predictions about a single variable. D. Research articles typically stipulate the null hypotheses. Response Feedback: Quantitative researchers make specific predictions about relationships between variables, but qualitative researchers want to learn from participants without having a priori conjectures. Deductive (not inductive) hypotheses are deduced from general propositions (theories). Hypotheses involve two variables at a minimum—the independent and the dependent variable. Researchers seldom state their hypotheses in the null form.  Question 7 0 out of 10 points Which question is most likely to be a statement of purpose for a grounded theory study? Selected Answer: B. What are the cultural behaviors of immigrant Chinese women going through menopause? Answers: A. What is the process by which immigrant Chinese women adapt to transitions during menopause? B. What are the cultural behaviors of immigrant Chinese women going through menopause? C. What percentage of immigrant Chinese women going through menopause seek health care advice? D. What is the lived experience of immigrant Chinese women going through menopause? Response Feedback: Grounded theory studies focus on processes and social interactions. Cultural behaviors are studied in ethnographies, and phenomenologists focus on lived experiences. A quantitative study, rather than a qualitative one, would seek to learn the percentage of menopausal women who seek health care advice.  Question 8 10 out of 10 points Which sentence is a statement of purpose for a qualitative study? “The purpose of this study is to: Selected Answer: B. describe the lived experience of military veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury.” Answers: A. test the effectiveness of two alternative assessment procedures for reducing the risk of client falls.” B. describe the lived experience of military veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury.” C. examine the relationship between postpartum depression and marital status in new mothers.” D. examine whether men and women differ with regard to their quality of life following chemotherapy.” Response Feedback : Statements of purpose for a qualitative study focus on a phenomenon of interest, and verbs commonly associated with qualitative purpose statements include explore, describe, and understand. A purpose statement such as this one would be for a phenomenologic inquiry. Statements of purpose for quantitative studies identify key study variables and possible relationships between them, as in the other three options.  Question 9 10 out of 10 points What is the qualitative research tradition that is an approach to understanding people’s lived experiences? Selected Answer: A. Phenomenolo gic Answers: A. Phenomenolo gic B. Ethnographic C. Grounded theory D. Experimental Response Feedback: Phenomenology focuses on the lived experiences of humans and is an approach to learning what the life experiences of people are like and what they mean. Experimental research is not a qualitative research tradition. Neither grounded theory nor ethnography—both of which are qualitative research traditions—has lived experience as a central focal point of a study.  Question 10 10 out of 10 points What type of hypothesis is represented by the following prediction? “The fewer social supports an elderly person has, the more likely the individual will be institutionalized.” Selected Answer: C. Directional Answers: A. Nondirection al B. Null C. Directional D. Inductive Response Feedback: Directional hypotheses predict the direction of a relationship, and in this case, there is an explicit prediction about how social supports and institutionalization are related. Nondirectional hypotheses predict the existence of relationships, not their direction. Inductive hypotheses are based on a theory, which is not apparent in this example. Null hypotheses, which express the absence of a relationship, are the hypotheses subjected to statistical testing.  Question 1 10 out of 10 points All of the following are abstractions in which a nurse researcher might be interested. Which would most likely be called a construct? Selected Answer: C. Uncertainty in illness Answers: A. Age B. Body temperature C. Uncertainty in illness D. Client falls Response Feedback: Age, body temperature, and client falls are all abstractions of human characteristics or behaviors and are often scrutinized in nursing studies. Uncertainty in illness is another abstraction, but one that is more clearly constructed (invented) to designate a complex characteristic and so would be considered a construct.  Question 2 10 out of 10 points Which sentence is a statement of purpose for a qualitative study? “The purpose of this study is to: Selected Answer: C. describe the lived experience of military veterans suffering