BURNS AND GROVES THE PRACTICE OF
NURSING RESEARCH TEST SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH FULL ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Replication. Answer: repeating the essence of a research study,
usually with different participants in different situations, to see
whether the basic finding extends to other participants and
circumstances
◉ Type 1 error. Answer: The researcher who allowed for a 5% or
lower probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is indeed
true. Rejecting the null hypothesis in error.
Another replication should be conducted
◉ Type 11 error. Answer: The probability of accepting the null
hypothesis when it is indeed true.
In nursing studies, researchers usually allow a 20% or lower
probability of the occurrence of a type 11 error.
A post hoc power analysis should be conducted to determine
whether the sample was too small because that is the most common
reason.a type 11 error occurs.. If so a larger sample should be
conducted.
◉ 4 types of replication. Answer: Exact
, Concurrent
Approximate
Systematic extension
◉ exact replication. Answer: The replication study is identical. To
the original and is conducted solely to confirm the original study's
results. It is essentially unattainable because it demands that
everything be the same, including the sample, the site, and the time
at which both studies are conducted.
◉ Concurrent replication. Answer: Rare in nursing
Closely related because it uses a different site and, obviously,
different subjects, but data collection occurs at the same time I've in
both studies.
◉ approximate replication. Answer: Common replication strategy
implemented in nursing. Different researcher conducting the
original research and replication study adheres to the original
design and methods as closely as possible.
The purpose is to determine whether findings are consistent despite
modest changes in research conditions.
◉ systematic replication. Answer: Constructed under distinctly new
conditions and its goal is extension of the findings of the original
NURSING RESEARCH TEST SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH FULL ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Replication. Answer: repeating the essence of a research study,
usually with different participants in different situations, to see
whether the basic finding extends to other participants and
circumstances
◉ Type 1 error. Answer: The researcher who allowed for a 5% or
lower probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is indeed
true. Rejecting the null hypothesis in error.
Another replication should be conducted
◉ Type 11 error. Answer: The probability of accepting the null
hypothesis when it is indeed true.
In nursing studies, researchers usually allow a 20% or lower
probability of the occurrence of a type 11 error.
A post hoc power analysis should be conducted to determine
whether the sample was too small because that is the most common
reason.a type 11 error occurs.. If so a larger sample should be
conducted.
◉ 4 types of replication. Answer: Exact
, Concurrent
Approximate
Systematic extension
◉ exact replication. Answer: The replication study is identical. To
the original and is conducted solely to confirm the original study's
results. It is essentially unattainable because it demands that
everything be the same, including the sample, the site, and the time
at which both studies are conducted.
◉ Concurrent replication. Answer: Rare in nursing
Closely related because it uses a different site and, obviously,
different subjects, but data collection occurs at the same time I've in
both studies.
◉ approximate replication. Answer: Common replication strategy
implemented in nursing. Different researcher conducting the
original research and replication study adheres to the original
design and methods as closely as possible.
The purpose is to determine whether findings are consistent despite
modest changes in research conditions.
◉ systematic replication. Answer: Constructed under distinctly new
conditions and its goal is extension of the findings of the original
