Research Problems CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
Order the steps in the research development process.
Develop the problem statement, Identify gaps in the knowledge, Identify
the problem, Identify the research purpose, Explore the literature related
to the problem - correct-answers-1. Identify the problem
2. Explore the literature related to the problem
3. Identify gaps in the knowledge
4. Develop the problem statement
5. Identify the research purpose
The research process generally begins with an issue or problem. Then a
search of the literature reveals what is known and unknown about the
problem. From there, the problem statement and purpose of the research
can be formulated.
Match the problem, purpose, sample, and intervention for the following
study: "Improving the Quality of Nursing Care for Patients with Leukemia
in Day Care Units Through Nursing Education" (Retrieved from:
http://article.sciencepublishinggroup.com/pdf/10.11648.j.ajns.20150403.1
4.html.) - correct-answers-Problem: Needing improved care
Purpose: Education to improve care
Sample: Patient with leukemia
Intervention: Nursing education
Which is characteristic of a qualitative research problem?
Narrowly focused
Contain abstract ideas or concepts
Examine a large number of subjects
Focus on the differences between variables - correct-answers-B.
Contain abstract ideas or concepts
Qualitative research problems often contain abstract ideas or concepts.
Quantitative research problems are narrowly focused, examine a large
number of subjects, and focus on the difference between two variables.
__________ is an appropriate p-value for statistical significance in nursing
research. Use numbers only. - correct-answers-0.05
A p-value less than 0.05 (p <0.05) is considered statistically significant. In
other words, it is not very likely that the comparison group and the
experimental group are from the same population.
ANSWERS GRADED A+
Order the steps in the research development process.
Develop the problem statement, Identify gaps in the knowledge, Identify
the problem, Identify the research purpose, Explore the literature related
to the problem - correct-answers-1. Identify the problem
2. Explore the literature related to the problem
3. Identify gaps in the knowledge
4. Develop the problem statement
5. Identify the research purpose
The research process generally begins with an issue or problem. Then a
search of the literature reveals what is known and unknown about the
problem. From there, the problem statement and purpose of the research
can be formulated.
Match the problem, purpose, sample, and intervention for the following
study: "Improving the Quality of Nursing Care for Patients with Leukemia
in Day Care Units Through Nursing Education" (Retrieved from:
http://article.sciencepublishinggroup.com/pdf/10.11648.j.ajns.20150403.1
4.html.) - correct-answers-Problem: Needing improved care
Purpose: Education to improve care
Sample: Patient with leukemia
Intervention: Nursing education
Which is characteristic of a qualitative research problem?
Narrowly focused
Contain abstract ideas or concepts
Examine a large number of subjects
Focus on the differences between variables - correct-answers-B.
Contain abstract ideas or concepts
Qualitative research problems often contain abstract ideas or concepts.
Quantitative research problems are narrowly focused, examine a large
number of subjects, and focus on the difference between two variables.
__________ is an appropriate p-value for statistical significance in nursing
research. Use numbers only. - correct-answers-0.05
A p-value less than 0.05 (p <0.05) is considered statistically significant. In
other words, it is not very likely that the comparison group and the
experimental group are from the same population.
