NURSING RESEARCH 1 MT

30問 • 2年前

問題一覧

A true experiment is characterized by which of the following (select all that apply) Randomization Control Intervention Pretest-post test

Randomization, Control, Intervention

This type of research establishes an association between two or variables:

Correlational

This term refers to a group of participants who se performance on an outcome is used to evaluate the performance of another group receiving the intervention.

Control group

This type of experimental study involves exposing subjects to more than one treatment with subjects serving as their own control group:

Crossover design

In this design, the researcher starts with a presumed case then observes the subject for the next succeeding months or years to determine a presumed effect

Prospective studies

This design involves the collection of data at one time period

Cross-sectional design

In implementing this design, researchers must decide the number of data collection points and the time intervals between them.

Longitudinal design

The study design that aims to determine the effects of an intervention but subjects were not randomized into groups is

Quasi-experimental

In designing this research, investigators try to identify controls who are as similar as possible to cases with regard to confounding variables

Retrospective studies

The purpose of this quantitative research is to observe, describe, and document aspects of a situation

Prospective studies

Prospective studies yield stronger research evidence compared to retrospective studies. True or false?

True

Randomized clinical trials are considered as experimental studies. TRUE OR FALSE?

True

RCTs are the gold standard for intervention studies because they yield the most persuasive evidence about the effects of the intervention even without randomization True or false

False

One particular challenge in cross-sectional studies is the loss of participants over time True or false

False

Cross-sectional studies are economical but they pose problems for researchers making inferences about changes in society that happen through time. True or false

True

This qualitative design involves the description and interpretation of a culture and cultural behavior

Ethnography

In this design, the researchers aim to understand the essence of a group of people's life experiences.

Phenomenology

Emic perspective refers to:

The way members of the group view their experiences

This process refers to identifying and holding in abeyance any preconceived notions about a phenomenon under study

Bracketing

In ethnography, a typical strategy being used to make observations about the culture of a group is:

Participant observation

The main source of data in phenomenological studies is

In-depth interviews

In this design, researchers generate conceptual categories and integrate them into a substantive theory that is grounded in data.

Grounded theory

This design involves the systematic collection and critical evaluation of data relating to past occurrences.

Historical research

This type of research involves in-depth investigations of a single entity or a small number of entities.

Case study

This procedure is used in grounded theory studies to develop and refine theoretically relevant concepts and categories.

Constant comparison

Qualitative research designs are flexible and may change in the course of the data collection.

True

In all qualitative researches, the investigators are supposed to maintain a safe distance from the data and the participants, making sure that there involvement is minimal so as not to contaminate the data.

False

Qualitative research involves triangulating various data collection methods and strategies.

True

Qualitative studies plan to describe or explain phenomenon by making group comparisons based on context.

False

Naturalistic settings are the contexts in which qualitative researchers conduct their feldwork.

True

GERIA PRELIMS

GERIA PRELIMS

CARDIO NCM 112

CARDIO NCM 112

PERI-OP NCM 112

PERI-OP NCM 112

CHN PRELIMS

CHN PRELIMS

NURSING RESEARCH PRELIMS

ユーザ名非公開 · 15問 · 2年前

NURSING RESEARCH PRELIMS

GERIA MT

GERIA MT

ONCO NCM 112

ONCO NCM 112

RESPI NCM 112

RESPI NCM 112

HEMA NCM 112 (not final)

ユーザ名非公開 · 25問 · 2年前

HEMA NCM 112 (not final)

25問 • 2年前

ユーザ名非公開

問題一覧

A true experiment is characterized by which of the following (select all that apply) Randomization Control Intervention Pretest-post test

Randomization, Control, Intervention

This type of research establishes an association between two or variables:

Correlational

This term refers to a group of participants who se performance on an outcome is used to evaluate the performance of another group receiving the intervention.

Control group

This type of experimental study involves exposing subjects to more than one treatment with subjects serving as their own control group:

Crossover design

In this design, the researcher starts with a presumed case then observes the subject for the next succeeding months or years to determine a presumed effect

Prospective studies

This design involves the collection of data at one time period

Cross-sectional design

In implementing this design, researchers must decide the number of data collection points and the time intervals between them.

Longitudinal design

The study design that aims to determine the effects of an intervention but subjects were not randomized into groups is

Quasi-experimental

In designing this research, investigators try to identify controls who are as similar as possible to cases with regard to confounding variables

Retrospective studies

The purpose of this quantitative research is to observe, describe, and document aspects of a situation

Prospective studies

Prospective studies yield stronger research evidence compared to retrospective studies. True or false?

True

Randomized clinical trials are considered as experimental studies. TRUE OR FALSE?

True

RCTs are the gold standard for intervention studies because they yield the most persuasive evidence about the effects of the intervention even without randomization True or false

False

One particular challenge in cross-sectional studies is the loss of participants over time True or false

False

Cross-sectional studies are economical but they pose problems for researchers making inferences about changes in society that happen through time. True or false

True

This qualitative design involves the description and interpretation of a culture and cultural behavior

Ethnography

In this design, the researchers aim to understand the essence of a group of people's life experiences.

Phenomenology

Emic perspective refers to:

The way members of the group view their experiences

This process refers to identifying and holding in abeyance any preconceived notions about a phenomenon under study

Bracketing

In ethnography, a typical strategy being used to make observations about the culture of a group is:

Participant observation

The main source of data in phenomenological studies is

In-depth interviews

In this design, researchers generate conceptual categories and integrate them into a substantive theory that is grounded in data.

Grounded theory

This design involves the systematic collection and critical evaluation of data relating to past occurrences.

Historical research

This type of research involves in-depth investigations of a single entity or a small number of entities.

Case study

This procedure is used in grounded theory studies to develop and refine theoretically relevant concepts and categories.

Constant comparison

Qualitative research designs are flexible and may change in the course of the data collection.

True

False

Qualitative research involves triangulating various data collection methods and strategies.

True

Qualitative studies plan to describe or explain phenomenon by making group comparisons based on context.

False

Naturalistic settings are the contexts in which qualitative researchers conduct their feldwork.

True