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Identifying and understanding the A. Description
nature of nursing phenomena and the
relationships among the phenomena
are examples of __________?
A. Description
B. Explanation
C. Prediction
D. Control
The beginning nurse researcher would B. Quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research
like to investigate credible resources
for implementing protocols in clinical A and D are examples of sources of knowledge.
practice. Which of the following would C refers to clinical practice guidelines.
be considered empirical sources of
nursing knowledge?
A. Reasoning, authority, and tradition
B. Quantitative, qualitative, and
outcomes research
C. Care maps and protocols
D. Role modeling and trial and error
, The nurse researcher is investigating B. Patient responses to nursing intervention
outcomes research on nursing
interventions. Which of the following A. Is an example of a quantitative approach
examples would constitute outcomes C. Is an example of a Pre and Post test design
research? D. Is an example of a qualitative approach
A. A comparison of two patient
groups
B. Patient responses to nursing
intervention
C. Patient tested before and after
intervention
D. A patient's perception of the
intervention
What is the best method of acquiring D. Disciplined research
reliable knowledge on which to base
a clinical practice?
A. Traditions and authority
B. Clinical experience and trial and
error
C. Assembled information
D. Disciplined research
Tell whether the following statement is False
True or False: Quantitative research
attempts to identify a phenomenon.
A researcher who does not disclose D. Scientific misconduct.
that a portion of the data from the
original study sample was not used in
the final data analysis could be A. Infidelity does not describe this situation. Infidelity
accused of: implies not remaining true to the chosen method
used.
A. Infidelity. B. Lack of scientific objectivity is problematic and can
B. Lack of scientific objectivity. lead to biased results.
C. Plagiarism. C. Plagiarism is a specific type of misconduct in
D. Scientific misconduct. which the researcher represents someone else's work
as his or her own.
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Terms in this set (24)
Identifying and understanding the A. Description
nature of nursing phenomena and the
relationships among the phenomena
are examples of __________?
A. Description
B. Explanation
C. Prediction
D. Control
The beginning nurse researcher would B. Quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research
like to investigate credible resources
for implementing protocols in clinical A and D are examples of sources of knowledge.
practice. Which of the following would C refers to clinical practice guidelines.
be considered empirical sources of
nursing knowledge?
A. Reasoning, authority, and tradition
B. Quantitative, qualitative, and
outcomes research
C. Care maps and protocols
D. Role modeling and trial and error
, The nurse researcher is investigating B. Patient responses to nursing intervention
outcomes research on nursing
interventions. Which of the following A. Is an example of a quantitative approach
examples would constitute outcomes C. Is an example of a Pre and Post test design
research? D. Is an example of a qualitative approach
A. A comparison of two patient
groups
B. Patient responses to nursing
intervention
C. Patient tested before and after
intervention
D. A patient's perception of the
intervention
What is the best method of acquiring D. Disciplined research
reliable knowledge on which to base
a clinical practice?
A. Traditions and authority
B. Clinical experience and trial and
error
C. Assembled information
D. Disciplined research
Tell whether the following statement is False
True or False: Quantitative research
attempts to identify a phenomenon.
A researcher who does not disclose D. Scientific misconduct.
that a portion of the data from the
original study sample was not used in
the final data analysis could be A. Infidelity does not describe this situation. Infidelity
accused of: implies not remaining true to the chosen method
used.
A. Infidelity. B. Lack of scientific objectivity is problematic and can
B. Lack of scientific objectivity. lead to biased results.
C. Plagiarism. C. Plagiarism is a specific type of misconduct in
D. Scientific misconduct. which the researcher represents someone else's work
as his or her own.
