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79問 • 1年前RESEARCH STUDY GUIDE
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    diligent, systematic inquiry, or disciplined method that validates and refines existing knowledge

    Research

  • 2

    Component of research that moves systematically from problem identification to conclusion

    Orderly and Systematic

  • 3

    component of research to minimize bias and maximize precision and validity

    Control

  • 4

    Component of research about gathering evidence and relying ONE SENSES

    Empiricism

  • 5

    Component of research that findings may he applied to situations/population larger than ine studied

    Generalizability

  • 6

    MAIN Goal of Nursing Research

    Improve Quality Patient Care

  • 7

    Conscientious integration of BEST RESEARCH EVIDENCE/FINDING/PROOF in clinical practice

    Evidence Based Practice

  • 8

    Strongest Evidence

    Systematic Review/ Meta Analysis of Random Clinical Trial

  • 9

    PICO STANDA FOR:

    P-opulation I- ntervention C-omparison/Control O-utcome

  • 10

    experiments that serve as Gold Standard for therapy/intervention findings

    Randomized Clinical Trial

  • 11

    Strongest evidence, a narrative form of scholarly integration of multiple studies in a research question

    Systematic Review

  • 12

    Types of logical reasoning that moves from specific to general

    Inductive

  • 13

    Types of logical reasoning that movew from General to Specific

    Deductive

  • 14

    term for the participant of the quanti experimental

    subject

  • 15

    term for the participant of quanti non-experimental (survey)

    respondent

  • 16

    termed as people with similar background with the researcher that critiques the work

    Peer Reviewer

  • 17

    general term for study participants in both quali amd quanti

    Sample

  • 18

    Overall location of the research

    Site

  • 19

    specific location where data is collected

    Setting/Locale

  • 20

    Highly controlled location used for quantitative primarily RCT

    laboratory

  • 21

    Building block of theory

    Concept

  • 22

    central building blocks of quantitative research, an attribute that takes on different values

    Variable

  • 23

    independent variable

    presumed cause, treatment, intervention

  • 24

    Definition quoted from a literature

    Conceptual

  • 25

    Definition that spcefies operations the researchers must perform to collect data

    Operational

  • 26

    information obtained during investigation

    data

  • 27

    a world view, a perspective of real world complexities

    Paradigm

  • 28

    a type of paradigm, focuses on the scientific amd rational

    Positivist

  • 29

    a type of paradigm that focuses on the human behavior and multiple reality

    naturalist

  • 30

    findings can be shown to result only from INDEPENDENT VARIABLE THAT AFFECTS THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE AND NOT FROM EXTRANEOUS VARIABLE. It is heat achieved when EV is controlled

    Internal Validity

  • 31

    Nurse Pretzy wanted to know the effects of memory enhancement on exam performance among students while reviewing. Some of the students while reviewing. Some of the students are currently on double review, while others are on single review program. What threat if internal validity it is?

    History

  • 32

    A study aimed at testing effects of eye supplement on the visual acuity of older men. Age related vision loss may affect the outcome. What threat of internal Validity it is?

    Maturation

  • 33

    Nurse Zoe conducted a study entitled effects of health education sessions on the knowledge on Monkey Pox of selected BSN students. Student's performance improved because the same exam were given during pre-test.

    Testing

  • 34

    Researcher uses different instrument for measuring the level of stress before and after meditiation exercises. What threat of internal validity this is?

    Instrumentation

  • 35

    What threat of internal validity wherein some respondents have channger address making it difficult to have them answer the instrument after intervention

    Mortality

  • 36

    An extent which findings can be applied to other sample and settings; Generalizability of result to other settings

    External Validity

  • 37

    Participants behave in a manner because they are aware of their study participation

    Hawthorne Effect

  • 38

    Researcher Dom consciously selected who will part of the control and experimental group. What threat of external validity this is?

    Selection bias

  • 39

    Respondents acted skeptical about the new method of charting hence affecting dependent variable. What threat of external validity this is?

    Novelty Effect

  • 40

    Researcher instructed the participants on "his expectations" about the result of the study he is conducting. What type of external validity this is?

    Experimeter

  • 41

    Qualitative research aims for the following:

    ensure trustworthiness of the data

  • 42

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, the evidence must be consistent and stable

    Dependability

  • 43

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, the data gathered from the participants and not with researcher's biases

    Confirmability

  • 44

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, there should be truthfullness of data

    Credibility

  • 45

    Subjective influence that produces distortion in study results

    Bias

  • 46

    Participants were unable to provide accurate information due to faigue at time of data collection. What kind of bias this is?

    Random Bias

  • 47

    A scale that measures peopl's weight as being 2 kilograms heavier. What kind of bias this is?

    Systematic Bias

  • 48

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, findings can be transferred to other settings but requires in depth description of locale

    Transferability

  • 49

    General Phases of Research

    1-Conceptualize 2-Design & Planning 3- Empirical 4- Analytical 5- Dissemination

  • 50

    What needs to be conducted after formulating topic or problem?

    RRL

  • 51

    Who to approach as a sign of gaining entry point into the site in conducting the study

    Gatekeeper

  • 52

    In the criteria for selecting a research problem, what needs to be included EXCEPT:

    Ethically unacceptable

  • 53

    In developing a research problem, it should be subjected to as scientific investigation.

    Feasibility

  • 54

    It articulates the nature of the problem to be addressed

    Problem Statement

  • 55

    It is the summary of the overall goal of a study

    Purpose Statement

  • 56

    Termed as the specific queries the researchers wanr ro answer

    Research Questions

  • 57

    After formulating problem, this needs to be conducted as to summarize evidence on a chosen topic

    RRL

  • 58

    a source of data written by the researcher himself

    Primary

  • 59

    Nurse Carl is using the Review of Orem's Self Care Deficit for his study. What type of data source is he using

    Secondary

  • 60

    Abstract should contain how many words?

    150-250

  • 61

    Most reliable database for looking Systematic Review and Meta analysis

    Cochrane Data Base

  • 62

    Abstarct should contain the following except:

    RRL

  • 63

    Prediction of relationship between variables us called:

    Hypothesis

  • 64

    What type of hypothesis is this? "There is a relationship between the length of ER stay and the level of Anxiety Patients"

    Simple

  • 65

    What type of hypothesis is this? "Coffee and Smoking affects Osteoposoris Development"

    Multivariate

  • 66

    substantive, declarative, scientific- there is a relationship between variables

    Research Hypothesis

  • 67

    also called as statistical hypothesis, there us no relationship between variables

    Null

  • 68

    One of the first ethical research guideline

    Nuremberg code

  • 69

    informed consent is an example of

    Right Self-Determination

  • 70

    Subject has the freedom to decide the time and extent of circumstance he/she willingly share his/her presence, thoughts and beliefs to oters. What right is being exercised?

    Right to Privacy

  • 71

    Nurse Joy is protecting the identity of her informant to the public. What right was exercised?

    Right To Anonymity

  • 72

    The information should only availabe to the researcher hence all the data must be destroyed after reporting. What right was exercised?

    Right to Confidentiality

  • 73

    Nurse Mart had a courteous treatment at all times to all his informants despite the race. What right was exercised?

    Right to Fairness

  • 74

    A timing of data gathering wherein the collection of data is one point in time

    Cross-Sectional

  • 75

    A timing of data wherein the collection of data were conducted theough multiples over an extended long period of time

    Longitudinal

  • 76

    A timing of data gathering where it is economical but less persuasive

    Cross-Sectional

  • 77

    This timing of data gathering's most serious challlenge is the loss of participants over time

    Longitudinal

  • 78

    A sample from a population are studied over time with respect to phenomenon

    Trend Analysis

  • 79

    A trend study in which specific subpopulations are examined over time

    Cohort

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    diligent, systematic inquiry, or disciplined method that validates and refines existing knowledge

    Research

  • 2

    Component of research that moves systematically from problem identification to conclusion

    Orderly and Systematic

  • 3

    component of research to minimize bias and maximize precision and validity

    Control

  • 4

    Component of research about gathering evidence and relying ONE SENSES

    Empiricism

  • 5

    Component of research that findings may he applied to situations/population larger than ine studied

    Generalizability

  • 6

    MAIN Goal of Nursing Research

    Improve Quality Patient Care

  • 7

    Conscientious integration of BEST RESEARCH EVIDENCE/FINDING/PROOF in clinical practice

    Evidence Based Practice

  • 8

    Strongest Evidence

    Systematic Review/ Meta Analysis of Random Clinical Trial

  • 9

    PICO STANDA FOR:

    P-opulation I- ntervention C-omparison/Control O-utcome

  • 10

    experiments that serve as Gold Standard for therapy/intervention findings

    Randomized Clinical Trial

  • 11

    Strongest evidence, a narrative form of scholarly integration of multiple studies in a research question

    Systematic Review

  • 12

    Types of logical reasoning that moves from specific to general

    Inductive

  • 13

    Types of logical reasoning that movew from General to Specific

    Deductive

  • 14

    term for the participant of the quanti experimental

    subject

  • 15

    term for the participant of quanti non-experimental (survey)

    respondent

  • 16

    termed as people with similar background with the researcher that critiques the work

    Peer Reviewer

  • 17

    general term for study participants in both quali amd quanti

    Sample

  • 18

    Overall location of the research

    Site

  • 19

    specific location where data is collected

    Setting/Locale

  • 20

    Highly controlled location used for quantitative primarily RCT

    laboratory

  • 21

    Building block of theory

    Concept

  • 22

    central building blocks of quantitative research, an attribute that takes on different values

    Variable

  • 23

    independent variable

    presumed cause, treatment, intervention

  • 24

    Definition quoted from a literature

    Conceptual

  • 25

    Definition that spcefies operations the researchers must perform to collect data

    Operational

  • 26

    information obtained during investigation

    data

  • 27

    a world view, a perspective of real world complexities

    Paradigm

  • 28

    a type of paradigm, focuses on the scientific amd rational

    Positivist

  • 29

    a type of paradigm that focuses on the human behavior and multiple reality

    naturalist

  • 30

    findings can be shown to result only from INDEPENDENT VARIABLE THAT AFFECTS THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE AND NOT FROM EXTRANEOUS VARIABLE. It is heat achieved when EV is controlled

    Internal Validity

  • 31

    Nurse Pretzy wanted to know the effects of memory enhancement on exam performance among students while reviewing. Some of the students while reviewing. Some of the students are currently on double review, while others are on single review program. What threat if internal validity it is?

    History

  • 32

    A study aimed at testing effects of eye supplement on the visual acuity of older men. Age related vision loss may affect the outcome. What threat of internal Validity it is?

    Maturation

  • 33

    Nurse Zoe conducted a study entitled effects of health education sessions on the knowledge on Monkey Pox of selected BSN students. Student's performance improved because the same exam were given during pre-test.

    Testing

  • 34

    Researcher uses different instrument for measuring the level of stress before and after meditiation exercises. What threat of internal validity this is?

    Instrumentation

  • 35

    What threat of internal validity wherein some respondents have channger address making it difficult to have them answer the instrument after intervention

    Mortality

  • 36

    An extent which findings can be applied to other sample and settings; Generalizability of result to other settings

    External Validity

  • 37

    Participants behave in a manner because they are aware of their study participation

    Hawthorne Effect

  • 38

    Researcher Dom consciously selected who will part of the control and experimental group. What threat of external validity this is?

    Selection bias

  • 39

    Respondents acted skeptical about the new method of charting hence affecting dependent variable. What threat of external validity this is?

    Novelty Effect

  • 40

    Researcher instructed the participants on "his expectations" about the result of the study he is conducting. What type of external validity this is?

    Experimeter

  • 41

    Qualitative research aims for the following:

    ensure trustworthiness of the data

  • 42

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, the evidence must be consistent and stable

    Dependability

  • 43

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, the data gathered from the participants and not with researcher's biases

    Confirmability

  • 44

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, there should be truthfullness of data

    Credibility

  • 45

    Subjective influence that produces distortion in study results

    Bias

  • 46

    Participants were unable to provide accurate information due to faigue at time of data collection. What kind of bias this is?

    Random Bias

  • 47

    A scale that measures peopl's weight as being 2 kilograms heavier. What kind of bias this is?

    Systematic Bias

  • 48

    To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, findings can be transferred to other settings but requires in depth description of locale

    Transferability

  • 49

    General Phases of Research

    1-Conceptualize 2-Design & Planning 3- Empirical 4- Analytical 5- Dissemination

  • 50

    What needs to be conducted after formulating topic or problem?

    RRL

  • 51

    Who to approach as a sign of gaining entry point into the site in conducting the study

    Gatekeeper

  • 52

    In the criteria for selecting a research problem, what needs to be included EXCEPT:

    Ethically unacceptable

  • 53

    In developing a research problem, it should be subjected to as scientific investigation.

    Feasibility

  • 54

    It articulates the nature of the problem to be addressed

    Problem Statement

  • 55

    It is the summary of the overall goal of a study

    Purpose Statement

  • 56

    Termed as the specific queries the researchers wanr ro answer

    Research Questions

  • 57

    After formulating problem, this needs to be conducted as to summarize evidence on a chosen topic

    RRL

  • 58

    a source of data written by the researcher himself

    Primary

  • 59

    Nurse Carl is using the Review of Orem's Self Care Deficit for his study. What type of data source is he using

    Secondary

  • 60

    Abstract should contain how many words?

    150-250

  • 61

    Most reliable database for looking Systematic Review and Meta analysis

    Cochrane Data Base

  • 62

    Abstarct should contain the following except:

    RRL

  • 63

    Prediction of relationship between variables us called:

    Hypothesis

  • 64

    What type of hypothesis is this? "There is a relationship between the length of ER stay and the level of Anxiety Patients"

    Simple

  • 65

    What type of hypothesis is this? "Coffee and Smoking affects Osteoposoris Development"

    Multivariate

  • 66

    substantive, declarative, scientific- there is a relationship between variables

    Research Hypothesis

  • 67

    also called as statistical hypothesis, there us no relationship between variables

    Null

  • 68

    One of the first ethical research guideline

    Nuremberg code

  • 69

    informed consent is an example of

    Right Self-Determination

  • 70

    Subject has the freedom to decide the time and extent of circumstance he/she willingly share his/her presence, thoughts and beliefs to oters. What right is being exercised?

    Right to Privacy

  • 71

    Nurse Joy is protecting the identity of her informant to the public. What right was exercised?

    Right To Anonymity

  • 72

    The information should only availabe to the researcher hence all the data must be destroyed after reporting. What right was exercised?

    Right to Confidentiality

  • 73

    Nurse Mart had a courteous treatment at all times to all his informants despite the race. What right was exercised?

    Right to Fairness

  • 74

    A timing of data gathering wherein the collection of data is one point in time

    Cross-Sectional

  • 75

    A timing of data wherein the collection of data were conducted theough multiples over an extended long period of time

    Longitudinal

  • 76

    A timing of data gathering where it is economical but less persuasive

    Cross-Sectional

  • 77

    This timing of data gathering's most serious challlenge is the loss of participants over time

    Longitudinal

  • 78

    A sample from a population are studied over time with respect to phenomenon

    Trend Analysis

  • 79

    A trend study in which specific subpopulations are examined over time

    Cohort