1)A nurse had decided to study individual patients' experience of pain and how it is influenced by their experiences, values, and perspectives. Which philosophical approach is she adopting?
a.Postpositivism
b.Positivism
c.Postmodernism
d.Phenomenology
In phenomenology, understanding is the goal of science, with the objective of recognizing the connection between a person's experience, values, and perspective . It maintains that each individual's experience is unique, and there are many interpretations of reality. Postpositivists accept the subjective nature of inquiry but still support rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods. Like empiricism, positivism supports mechanistic, reductionist principles, where the complex can be best understood in terms of its basic components. In postmodernism, knowledge is viewed as uncertain, contextual, and relative.
2)A nurse who is conducting research with a population of patients at an assisted living facility is explaining to a new nurse her philosophical viewpoint related to her research. She acknowledges that the nature of research is subjective but still supports rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods. Which school of thought does this represent?
a.Postpositivism
b.Positivism
c.Phenomenology
d.Postmodernism
Postpositivists accept the subjective nature of inquiry but still support rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods . Like empiricism, positivism supports mechanistic, reductionist principles,
where the complex can be best understood in terms of its basic components. Phenomenology is the study of phenomena and emphasizes the appearance of things as opposed to the things themselves. In postmodernism, knowledge is viewed as uncertain, contextual, and relative.
3)Based on the scientific and philosophical schools of thought, which one is founded on the belief that what is experienced is what exists and that experiences must be verified through scientific methodology?This study source was downloaded by 100000882699655 from CourseHero.com on 03-21-2024 02:21:49 GMT -05:00
https://www.coursehero.com/file/40545423/Week-1-Quizdocx/ a.Received view
b.Human science
c.Phenomenology
d.Constructivism
The received view values observation, perception by senses, and experience as sources of knowledge and includes empiricism, positivism, and logical positivism. The other options are all included in the perceived view.
4)Nursing is classified as which type of science?
a.Pure
b.Natural
c.Human
d.Applied
Nursing is an applied science but draws upon and is synthesized from the pure, natural, and human sciences.
5)Which scientific or philosophical school of thought centers on descriptions that are derived from collectively lived experiences, interrelatedness, human interpretation, and learned reality?
a.Empiricism
b.Positivism
c.Rationalism
d.Perceived view
The perceived view may be referred to as the interpretive view and includes phenomenology, constructivism, and historicism. The other options are considered part of the received view.
6)A hospital patient asks a registered nurse whether she can write him a prescription for pain medication he would like to have. The nurse explains that it is out of her scope of practice to do so and that the patient's physician will have to be consulted. Which characteristic of a profession is lacking in this example for nursing?
a.Defined and specialized knowledge baseThis study source was downloaded by 100000882699655 from CourseHero.com on 03-21-2024 02:21:49 GMT -05:00
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a.Postpositivism
b.Positivism
c.Postmodernism
d.Phenomenology
In phenomenology, understanding is the goal of science, with the objective of recognizing the connection between a person's experience, values, and perspective . It maintains that each individual's experience is unique, and there are many interpretations of reality. Postpositivists accept the subjective nature of inquiry but still support rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods. Like empiricism, positivism supports mechanistic, reductionist principles, where the complex can be best understood in terms of its basic components. In postmodernism, knowledge is viewed as uncertain, contextual, and relative.
2)A nurse who is conducting research with a population of patients at an assisted living facility is explaining to a new nurse her philosophical viewpoint related to her research. She acknowledges that the nature of research is subjective but still supports rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods. Which school of thought does this represent?
a.Postpositivism
b.Positivism
c.Phenomenology
d.Postmodernism
Postpositivists accept the subjective nature of inquiry but still support rigor and objective study through quantitative research methods . Like empiricism, positivism supports mechanistic, reductionist principles,
where the complex can be best understood in terms of its basic components. Phenomenology is the study of phenomena and emphasizes the appearance of things as opposed to the things themselves. In postmodernism, knowledge is viewed as uncertain, contextual, and relative.
3)Based on the scientific and philosophical schools of thought, which one is founded on the belief that what is experienced is what exists and that experiences must be verified through scientific methodology?This study source was downloaded by 100000882699655 from CourseHero.com on 03-21-2024 02:21:49 GMT -05:00
https://www.coursehero.com/file/40545423/Week-1-Quizdocx/ a.Received view
b.Human science
c.Phenomenology
d.Constructivism
The received view values observation, perception by senses, and experience as sources of knowledge and includes empiricism, positivism, and logical positivism. The other options are all included in the perceived view.
4)Nursing is classified as which type of science?
a.Pure
b.Natural
c.Human
d.Applied
Nursing is an applied science but draws upon and is synthesized from the pure, natural, and human sciences.
5)Which scientific or philosophical school of thought centers on descriptions that are derived from collectively lived experiences, interrelatedness, human interpretation, and learned reality?
a.Empiricism
b.Positivism
c.Rationalism
d.Perceived view
The perceived view may be referred to as the interpretive view and includes phenomenology, constructivism, and historicism. The other options are considered part of the received view.
6)A hospital patient asks a registered nurse whether she can write him a prescription for pain medication he would like to have. The nurse explains that it is out of her scope of practice to do so and that the patient's physician will have to be consulted. Which characteristic of a profession is lacking in this example for nursing?
a.Defined and specialized knowledge baseThis study source was downloaded by 100000882699655 from CourseHero.com on 03-21-2024 02:21:49 GMT -05:00
https://www.coursehero.com/file/40545423/Week-1-Quizdocx/
