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´ A researcher meets with participants after data have been
collected to tell them more about the study and to ask if they
have questions or concerns.
´A (Anonymity),
´C (Confidentiality),
´D (Debriefing), or
´I (Informed Consent) Correct Answers D; debriefing

´1. The study aimed to explore the experience of living with the
stigma of being a suicide survivor.

´PS (Purpose Statement),
´RQ (Research Question),
´RH (Research Hypothesis), or
´NH (Null Hypothesis) Correct Answers PS

´2. The quality of life of people with chronic hepatitis C is the
same as that of people without chronic hepatitis C.

´PS (Purpose Statement),
´RQ (Research Question),
´RH (Research Hypothesis), or
´NH (Null Hypothesis) Correct Answers NH

´A researcher sends out a questionnaire over the Internet and
tells people not to put identifying information on their responses.
´A (Anonymity),
´C (Confidentiality),
´D (Debriefing), or

, ´I (Informed Consent) Correct Answers A anonymity

´A researcher tells people being interviewed in-depth about their
ICU experiences that their responses will not be individually
divulged and their identities will be masked.
´A (Anonymity),
´C (Confidentiality),
´D (Debriefing), or
´I (Informed Consent) Correct Answers C; confidentiality

´A researcher tells people that their participation in a study is
purely voluntary and they can withdraw at any time.
´A (Anonymity),
´C (Confidentiality),
´D (Debriefing), or
´I (Informed Consent) Correct Answers I Informed consent

´Among patients undergoing abdominal surgery, does a
relaxation intervention reduce PAIN LEVELS? DV or IV
Correct Answers DV

´Children of parents in a special weight management program
were significantly less likely to be obese at the end of the study
period than children whose parents were not in the program (χ2
= 5.41, p = .02). in which section of the paper? IMRAD Correct
Answers R; result

´Children whose siblings have died are interviewed about their
experiences. After receiving information about the study,
parents are asked to sign an authorization, and the children are
asked about their willingness to participate.

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