NMNC 1110 EXAM 2 PREMIUM REVIEW SET
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◉ C. Answer: Thato studied predictors of condom use among
adolescent Thai vocational students. In the first
stage, the researcher randomly selected 8 private vocational schools
in Bangkok and then
randomly selected students from these 8 schools. A total of 425
students aged 18 to 22 were
sampled. What type of sampling was used?
a. Random sampling
b. Stratified sampling
c. Cluster sampling
d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Templin recruited HIV positive persons in their study
of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and
the extent to which neuropathy increased the risk for CVI. Before
starting to randomly select the
sample, the list of potential subjects was grouped into those who
had a history of injection drug
,use and those who did not. Twenty subjects from each group were
randomly selected. What type
of sampling is this?
a. Stratified random sampling
b. Cluster sampling
c. snowball sampling
d. Purposive sampling
◉ C. Answer: Berggren explored the experience of female genital
mutilation among women from Somalia and
their encounters with the health care system in Sweden. Women
were recruited with the help of
referral from earlier participants. Which type of sampling is this?
a. Convenience
b. Quota
c. Snowball
d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Which of the following would be classified as in vivo
biophysiologic measure?
a. Body temperature
b. Blood glucose level
c. Bacterial culture
,d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Chang explored cancer patients' views about caring
behaviors of nurses. Statements describing
50 caring behaviors were placed on cards and subjects were asked
to place the cards in piles on a
7-point "most important: to "least important" continuum. What type
of data collection techniques
is this?
a. Q sort
b. Delphi
c. Vignette
d. None of the above
◉ C. Answer: O'Hara in her study used the Grandparent Perceptions
of Family Scale. The scale involved
having respondent's rate items with 22 polar adjectives pairs such
as active/passive. What types
of instrument is this?
a. Likert Scale
b. Guttman Scale
c. Semantic differential Scale
d. None of the above
, ◉ B. Answer: Putman conducted a psychometric study involving the
Caring Behavior Inventory. The 24-item
scale had an alpha = .96. What type of reliability did this assess?
a. Equivalence
b. Internal consistency
c. Stability
d. None of the above
◉ B. Answer: Welch developed the Beliefs about Dietary Compliance
Scale. Seventy-five subjects completed
this new scale twice. There was a one week interval between the
times they completed the scale.
What type of reliability did this measure?
a. Equivalence
b. Stability
c. Internal consistency
d. None of the above
◉ D. Answer: Ryan adapted the Perceived Readiness for Discharge
after Birth Scale. Using the known groups
technique, he compared several groups of mothers hypothesized to
differ in their perceived
2026 PRACTICE SOLUTION GUARANTEED
PASS
◉ C. Answer: Thato studied predictors of condom use among
adolescent Thai vocational students. In the first
stage, the researcher randomly selected 8 private vocational schools
in Bangkok and then
randomly selected students from these 8 schools. A total of 425
students aged 18 to 22 were
sampled. What type of sampling was used?
a. Random sampling
b. Stratified sampling
c. Cluster sampling
d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Templin recruited HIV positive persons in their study
of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and
the extent to which neuropathy increased the risk for CVI. Before
starting to randomly select the
sample, the list of potential subjects was grouped into those who
had a history of injection drug
,use and those who did not. Twenty subjects from each group were
randomly selected. What type
of sampling is this?
a. Stratified random sampling
b. Cluster sampling
c. snowball sampling
d. Purposive sampling
◉ C. Answer: Berggren explored the experience of female genital
mutilation among women from Somalia and
their encounters with the health care system in Sweden. Women
were recruited with the help of
referral from earlier participants. Which type of sampling is this?
a. Convenience
b. Quota
c. Snowball
d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Which of the following would be classified as in vivo
biophysiologic measure?
a. Body temperature
b. Blood glucose level
c. Bacterial culture
,d. None of the above
◉ A. Answer: Chang explored cancer patients' views about caring
behaviors of nurses. Statements describing
50 caring behaviors were placed on cards and subjects were asked
to place the cards in piles on a
7-point "most important: to "least important" continuum. What type
of data collection techniques
is this?
a. Q sort
b. Delphi
c. Vignette
d. None of the above
◉ C. Answer: O'Hara in her study used the Grandparent Perceptions
of Family Scale. The scale involved
having respondent's rate items with 22 polar adjectives pairs such
as active/passive. What types
of instrument is this?
a. Likert Scale
b. Guttman Scale
c. Semantic differential Scale
d. None of the above
, ◉ B. Answer: Putman conducted a psychometric study involving the
Caring Behavior Inventory. The 24-item
scale had an alpha = .96. What type of reliability did this assess?
a. Equivalence
b. Internal consistency
c. Stability
d. None of the above
◉ B. Answer: Welch developed the Beliefs about Dietary Compliance
Scale. Seventy-five subjects completed
this new scale twice. There was a one week interval between the
times they completed the scale.
What type of reliability did this measure?
a. Equivalence
b. Stability
c. Internal consistency
d. None of the above
◉ D. Answer: Ryan adapted the Perceived Readiness for Discharge
after Birth Scale. Using the known groups
technique, he compared several groups of mothers hypothesized to
differ in their perceived
