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Review Test Submission: Quiz 6 Course Applied Nursing Research-DL-F1 Jorge E Hirigoyen Test Quiz 6 Started 6/9/17 12:40 AM Submitted 6/9/17 12:56 AM Status Completed Attempt Score 90 out of 100 points Time Elapsed 15 minutes Results Displayed All Answers, Submitted Answers, Correct Answers, Feedback  Question 1 5 out of 5 points Which method of gathering survey data is the most respected? Selected Answer: A. Face-to-face interviews Answers: A. Face-to-face interviews B. Telephone interviews C. Mailed questionnaires D. Internet questionnaires Response Feedback: Face-to-face interviews between an interviewer and a study participant are regarded as the best method of collecting survey data because of the quality of information they yield and because refusal rates tend to be low. Other survey methods— telephone interviews, mailed questionnaires, and Internet questionnaires—are less costly but tend to have high rates of nonresponse.  Question 2 5 out of 5 points Which statement about evaluation research is true? Selected Answer: D. Black box questions in evaluations of multicomponent programs seek to understand which components or features of the program are driving observed effects. Answers: A. Evaluation studies typically go through the same four sequential phases as is true for clinical trial research. B. The researchers who undertake evaluations are usually policy makers. C. Interpersonal problems are more frequently encountered in clinical trials than in evaluations. D. Black box questions in evaluations of multicomponent programs seek to understand which components or features of the program are driving observed effects. Response Feedback: When a program involves several distinct features or elements, evaluations may explore black box questions—that is, what is it about the program that is driving observed effects? Evaluations do not typically follow four sequential phases. Evaluations are sometimes fraught with interpersonal and organizational problems. Policy makers do not do the research—evaluations are done by skilled researchers, sometimes for the benefit of policy makers who must make decisions about programs or policies.  Question 3 5 out of 5 points A researcher used data from the 2010 U.S. National Health Interview Study to test hypotheses about the correlation between smoking and depression. This type of study would be called a:

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