NUR 3405 Quiz #2 Coursepoint+ Questions & Answers, rated A. 2022/2023

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NUR 3405 Quiz #2 Coursepoint+ Questions & Answers, rated A. 2022/2023 The problem statement in a study identifies a(n): - ✔✔knowledge gap. Which steps are parts of a qualitative study? (Se... lect all that apply.) - ✔✔Doing a literature review, Identifying the research problem, Conceptualizing and planning the study In which research process step would the researcher utilize a codebook? - ✔✔Analyzing and interpreting the results What is a major difference between the quantitative and qualitative research processes? - ✔✔Quantitative research follows a linear progression while qualitative research follows a non-linear progression. During what step of the research process will the researcher establish if the study design should be quantitative or qualitative? - ✔✔Develop a detailed plan. Which of the following is a major step in a qualitative research study? - ✔✔Gaining entrée into research sites In quantitative and qualitative research, which of the major steps is common to both research methods? - ✔✔Protecting human subjects Qualitative research involves a fairly linear process with researchers planning the steps and following those steps as closely as possible. - ✔✔FALSE When planning a qualitative study, a literature review is always done before collecting data from key informants. - ✔✔FALSE In a quantitative study, the method section includes which of the following? (Select all that apply.) - ✔✔Sampling plan, Research design, Data analysis methods A nurse researcher is looking for a research instrument to measure patient satisfaction after nursing rounds were implemented on the medical-surgical unit. In which section of the research studies selected by the nurse would she find the study instruments? - ✔✔Methods The nurse manager of a mother/baby unit is interested in presenting a qualitative research article at the next journal club. Which of the following article titles best describe a qualitative research study? - ✔✔The Lived Experience of Single Mothers Caring for a Disabled Child" The discussion section of a research study noted several limitations. These limitations indicate the study is flawed, and therefore, the results are not meaningful. - ✔✔FALSE The nurse reviews research reports to determine if they are related to a current clinical problem. Which section of the report would be most useful to give an overview of the study? - ✔✔Abstract In which section of a research report would the nurse reading a research report find a description of the research design, sampling plan, and study procedures? - ✔✔Methods When reading a research journal, the nurse examines quantitative and qualitative studies for differences. Which components would be unique to a quantitative study? - ✔✔Names of statistical tests are included Where should this excerpt belong in a research report for a qualitative study? "Given the findings from this study, health providers should provide this population with effective incentives to modify their eating habits for health purposes." - ✔✔Discussion The nurse is learning to review research reports. Interpretation of the results, step 4 of the research process, will appear in which section of the research report? - ✔✔Discussion The higher the rate of attrition in a research study, the greater the risk of bias. - ✔✔TRUE Which of the following factors is associated with increased attrition in research studies? - ✔✔Data collection that includes five interviews over 2 weeks Which of the following participants is most likely to drop out of a research study? - ✔✔55-year-old unemployed father of three high school-aged children Study participants who drop out of a research study do not have an impact on the generalizability of study findings. - ✔✔FALSE A nurse researcher considers the age of participants when designing a study. Which age group is at particular risk for dropping out of a study? - ✔✔Adolescent When planning a study, a nurse researcher aims to prevent attrition bias. Which study design is likely to be associated with increased attrition? - ✔✔Data collection that includes five interviews over two weeks A nurse researcher plans interventions to decrease attrition of a sample. The researcher is considering offering an incentive such as a $10 gift card to study participants. What effect is this likely to have on attrition rates? - ✔✔Decrease attrition rates A nurse is studying sources of bias in a research study. Which description is related to attrition bias? - ✔✔The sample is no longer representative of the population A nurse researcher is developing a sampling plan for a study. Which participant is most likely to drop out of a research study? - ✔✔55-year-old unemployed father of three high school-aged children When searching electronic databases, identification of keywords is one of the first tasks the researcher must perform to begin the process of reviewing literature for a research study. - ✔✔TRUE One approach to a bibliographic database search is a feature that allows the researcher to enter his or her own keywords into the search field instead of the exact subject heading used in the database. This feature is known as: - ✔✔Mapping A nurse researcher is developing a search strategy to locate relevant studies for her research review. He will be using citations from relevant studies to find previous research on which the previous studies were based. Which approach is the research using? - ✔✔Ancestry Which would be the best option for the nurse who is seeking out sources of information specific to the fields of psychology, behavioral sciences, and mental health? - ✔✔PsycINFO A nurse searches for systematic reviews that summarize the results of several studies in one research article. Which database would be most likely to provide this information? - ✔✔COCHRANE Cost of access is one factor that affects nurses' ability to search for information. Which databases are available free of charge? (Select all that apply). - ✔✔Google Scholar, MEDLINE A nurse wants information on a new subject area. Which research source is considered the most reliable of the options provided? - ✔✔Seeking out literature in an electronic database, such as CINAHL or MEDLINE. A nurse learns to conduct an effective search using search tools, such as Boolean operators. Which search term(s) is likely to gather the most information? - ✔✔Obesity or diabetes In order for statistical results to be useful to clinicians and researchers, the results must be: - ✔✔Interpreted The level of the researcher's experience may be a barrier to implementing a research study. - ✔✔TRUE A nurse researcher has defined a clinical problem and is developing a plan for his study. This step in the quantitative research process involves identification of which of the following components? - ✔✔Sample design, Data collection method, Research design After planning his research study, the nurse is ready for the implementation phase. During this step, data will be collected from study participants. Which of the following are considered to be appropriate methods of data collection for quantitative studies? - ✔✔Self-reports [Show More]

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