N322 Quiz 1 Pre Class Worksheets With Complete Solutions
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS THE NURSE
RESEARCHER TO ADDRESS LIMITATIONS OR
WEAKNESSES OF THE STUDY?
A. Discussion
B. Results
C. Literature review
D. Methods
A. Discussion
- Limitations or weaknesses of the study are addressed in the
discussion section.
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS A NURSE
RESEARCHER TO REVIEW THE DESCRIPTIVE AND
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS FOR EACH HYPOTHESIS OR
RESEARCH QUESTION?
A. methods
B. discussion
C. results
D. literature review
C. results
THE NURSE RESEARCHER QUESTIONS THE STRENGTH,
QUALITY, AND CONSISTENCY OF THE EVIDENCE
PROVIDED BY THE FINDINGS. THIS IS DESCRIBED IN
WHICH PART OF THE DISCUSSION SECTION?
A. recommendations
,B. inferences
C. summary
D. limitations
A. recommendations
- Inferences are made when interpreting statistical test results.
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS THE NURSE
RESEARCHER TO DETERMINE IF INSTRUMENTS WERE
RELIABLE AND VALID?
A. discussion
B. methods
C. literature review
D. results
A. discussion
HOW SHOULD REVIEWERS AND RESEARCHERS
ACCEPT STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE?
A. with the belief that statistically significant results are the final
word
B. with the view that careful appraisal is necessary to apply
results to the theory
C. With caution or prudence in regards for how results might
apply to practice
D. With the idea that additional testing is not necassary
C. With caution or prudence in regards for how results might
apply to practice
Where in the reports, would a researcher determine if the
evidence provided in the findings validate a need for change or
,keep current practice?
A. Results
B. Methods
C. Discussion
D. Recommendations
D. Recommendations
- The recommendations section allows the nurse researcher to
answer the question "Does the evidence provided in the findings
validate current practice or support the need for change in
practice?"
What can limitations of a study be attributed to: (select all that
apply)
A. sampling methods
B. literature review
C. instruments
D. analysis
A. sampling methods
C. instruments
D. analysis
Which term describes the quality of a study that allows another
researcher or reader to follow the thinking or conclusions of the
of the researcher who designed the study?
A. fittingness
B. audibility
C. credibility
D. transferability
B. audibility
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The nurse researcher identifies the focus of grounded theory as:
A. describing social processes that shape human behavior
B. Describing cultural meanings
C. Explaining physiologic changes
D. Focusing on one point in time
A. describing social processes that shape human behavior
- In grounded theory research, the researcher describes the
process that is at the heart of the inquiry. This process is
psychosocial and are characterized by stages that are pervasive,
variable and occur over time. The focus of grounded theory is
more than purely describing the situation and focuses on the
perspectives of human interactions, patterns of action and
interactions among various social groups.
A nurse reviews a qualitative study about dependence among IV
drug users. She finds that the study participants are similar to the
clients the nurse works with and the results are useful to her
practice. This nurse has evaluated the ____________of this
study.
A. Confirmability
B. Credibility
C. Fittingness
D. Dependability
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS THE NURSE
RESEARCHER TO ADDRESS LIMITATIONS OR
WEAKNESSES OF THE STUDY?
A. Discussion
B. Results
C. Literature review
D. Methods
A. Discussion
- Limitations or weaknesses of the study are addressed in the
discussion section.
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS A NURSE
RESEARCHER TO REVIEW THE DESCRIPTIVE AND
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS FOR EACH HYPOTHESIS OR
RESEARCH QUESTION?
A. methods
B. discussion
C. results
D. literature review
C. results
THE NURSE RESEARCHER QUESTIONS THE STRENGTH,
QUALITY, AND CONSISTENCY OF THE EVIDENCE
PROVIDED BY THE FINDINGS. THIS IS DESCRIBED IN
WHICH PART OF THE DISCUSSION SECTION?
A. recommendations
,B. inferences
C. summary
D. limitations
A. recommendations
- Inferences are made when interpreting statistical test results.
WHICH SECTION OF THE REPORT ALLOWS THE NURSE
RESEARCHER TO DETERMINE IF INSTRUMENTS WERE
RELIABLE AND VALID?
A. discussion
B. methods
C. literature review
D. results
A. discussion
HOW SHOULD REVIEWERS AND RESEARCHERS
ACCEPT STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE?
A. with the belief that statistically significant results are the final
word
B. with the view that careful appraisal is necessary to apply
results to the theory
C. With caution or prudence in regards for how results might
apply to practice
D. With the idea that additional testing is not necassary
C. With caution or prudence in regards for how results might
apply to practice
Where in the reports, would a researcher determine if the
evidence provided in the findings validate a need for change or
,keep current practice?
A. Results
B. Methods
C. Discussion
D. Recommendations
D. Recommendations
- The recommendations section allows the nurse researcher to
answer the question "Does the evidence provided in the findings
validate current practice or support the need for change in
practice?"
What can limitations of a study be attributed to: (select all that
apply)
A. sampling methods
B. literature review
C. instruments
D. analysis
A. sampling methods
C. instruments
D. analysis
Which term describes the quality of a study that allows another
researcher or reader to follow the thinking or conclusions of the
of the researcher who designed the study?
A. fittingness
B. audibility
C. credibility
D. transferability
B. audibility
, We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
The nurse researcher identifies the focus of grounded theory as:
A. describing social processes that shape human behavior
B. Describing cultural meanings
C. Explaining physiologic changes
D. Focusing on one point in time
A. describing social processes that shape human behavior
- In grounded theory research, the researcher describes the
process that is at the heart of the inquiry. This process is
psychosocial and are characterized by stages that are pervasive,
variable and occur over time. The focus of grounded theory is
more than purely describing the situation and focuses on the
perspectives of human interactions, patterns of action and
interactions among various social groups.
A nurse reviews a qualitative study about dependence among IV
drug users. She finds that the study participants are similar to the
clients the nurse works with and the results are useful to her
practice. This nurse has evaluated the ____________of this
study.
A. Confirmability
B. Credibility
C. Fittingness
D. Dependability
