Reasoning
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• The processing and organizing of ideas to reach conclusions
• This type of thinking is usually based on:
- Inductive reasoning: moving from specific to general knowledge or
observations
- Deductive reasoning: moving from general to specific knowledge or
observations
research objectives, questions, and hypotheses
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, formulated to bridge gap between the more abstractly stated research
problem and purpose and the study designs and plan for data collection
and analysis.
• Random sampling:
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each participant of the study population is selected independently and has
an equal chance of being chosen
content of a research report
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includes six parts- abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and
references.
sample
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a subset of the population selected for particular study.
research
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systematic inquiry to validate and refine existing knowledge and develop
new knowledge.
population
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all elemental that meet criteria for inclusion in a study.
Borrowing
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-Involves the appropriation and use of knowledge from other fields or
disciplines to guide nursing practice.
• Nurses tend to borrow from medical practice in their traditional detection
and treatment of illness.
• Nurses also tend to borrow from social work and psychology practices to
create a more holistic experience for the patient.
basic or bench research
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• The processing and organizing of ideas to reach conclusions
• This type of thinking is usually based on:
- Inductive reasoning: moving from specific to general knowledge or
observations
- Deductive reasoning: moving from general to specific knowledge or
observations
research objectives, questions, and hypotheses
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, formulated to bridge gap between the more abstractly stated research
problem and purpose and the study designs and plan for data collection
and analysis.
• Random sampling:
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each participant of the study population is selected independently and has
an equal chance of being chosen
content of a research report
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includes six parts- abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and
references.
sample
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a subset of the population selected for particular study.
research
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systematic inquiry to validate and refine existing knowledge and develop
new knowledge.
population
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all elemental that meet criteria for inclusion in a study.
Borrowing
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-Involves the appropriation and use of knowledge from other fields or
disciplines to guide nursing practice.
• Nurses tend to borrow from medical practice in their traditional detection
and treatment of illness.
• Nurses also tend to borrow from social work and psychology practices to
create a more holistic experience for the patient.
basic or bench research
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