Qualitative
– StudyResearch
Guide &Exam
Practice
2026_2027
Questions.pdf
Qualitative
– Study
Research
Guide &Exam
Practice
2026_2027
Questions.pdf
– Study Guide & Practice Questions.pdf
Qualitative Research Exam 2026/2027 –
Study Guide & Practice Questions
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Qualitative Research Exam 2026_2027
Qualitative
– StudyResearch
Guide &Exam
Practice
2026_2027
Questions.pdf
Qualitative
– Study
Research
Guide &Exam
Practice
2026_2027
Questions.pdf
– Study Guide & Practice Questions.pdf
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What role does qualitative research play in evidence-based practice (EBP)?
a. Because it does not involve random-controlled trials (RCTs), it does not contribute
directly to EBP.
b. It offers a systematic approach for yielding insights into human experience and behavior.
c. It provides a way to measure and evaluate quality outcomes that affect patient care.
d. It provides the basis for most EBP guidelines and patient care protocols.
B
(A - Many insights gained through qualitative studies are used to develop theories on which
RCTs may be based.
B - Qualitative research offers a systematic approach for collecting data about and
evaluating human perception and experience that cannot be achieved through experimental
research.
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C - Qualitative research is not concerned solely with outcomes research, which looks at the
effects of nursing interventions on patient care outcomes.
D - RCTs are the basis for most EBP guidelines and protocols)
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A researcher identifies a socioeconomic group of people to study. After developing a
rapport with key members of the group, getting information about group members from the
key members, and spending time working among group members, the researcher develops
theories about the group based on this experience. Which type of qualitative research does
this represent?
a. Ethnographic
b. Grounded theory
c. Historical
d. Phenomenological
A
(A - Ethnographic research was developed by anthropologists as a mechanism for studying
cultures and involves immersion in the group in order to make observations and get
information.
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