Exam research part 2

25問 • 9ヶ月前

Sean

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問題一覧

involved series of questionning from pool of experts

delphi technique

what are the advantages of Delhi method

1.gaining knowledge from expert 2.receiving honest answers 3.reaching a strong group of consensus

what are the disadvantages of delphi technique

1.preventing a live discussion 2.resulting in slow response times 3.responses good provide little to no value

sorting out cards according to their respondents belief/stand about the topic

Q sort

used when researchers have no preconceived view of the content or flow of information to be gathered

completely unstructured interviews

process of obtaining data by having respondents answer oral or written examinations

testing

types of tests

1.researcher made test 2. standardized test

are used when researchers have list of topics or broad questions that must be addressed in an interview

semi structured interviews

narrative self-disclosures about individual life experiences

life histories

have long been used as source of data in historical research

personal diaries

an instrument composed of statements that permit responses of varying level or series of gradations

likert scale

it presents pairs of polar adjectives related to a word or phrase

semantic differential

can be used to measure subjective experiences, such as pain, fatigue and dyspnea

visual analog scale

a diagram consisting of rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of variable and who's with is equal to the class interval

histogram

a type of line paragraph that shows frequency of mutual exclusive event occurring

frequency polygon

a type of chart which displays information as a series of data points called markers connected by straight line segments

line chart

a circular statistical graphic which is divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportion

pie chart

also called scatter plot, I visualization of relationship between two variables measured on the same set of individuals

scatter point diagram

what are the steps of hypothesis testing

1.Make the problem statement 2.State the null and alternative hypothesis 3.identify the test statistics to be used 4.compute the test statistic 5. formulate the decision rule and state finding 6. Make a decision 7. interpret and analyze the findings 8. discuss the implications 9. State the conclusion (MSICFMIDS)

analysis of the content of narrative data to identify prominent themes, and patterns among the themes

qualitative content analysis

a method is an example of this combined approach in which researchers try to grasp the essential meaning of the experience being studied

Van Manen method

according to Van Manen, what are the three methods

1. holistic approach 2. selective approach 3. detailed approach

researchers view the text as a whole and try to capture its meanings

holistic approach

researchers highlight or pull out statements or phrases that seem essential to the experience under study

selective approach

researchers analyze every sentence

detailed approach

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Ms- eye disorders P2

Ms- eye disorders P2

MS- Ear

MS- Ear

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Psychia- Foundations of psychiatric mental health nursing

Research 1st quiz

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Exam research

Exam research

MS pre final

MS pre final

Ms quiz may 1

Ms quiz may 1

PSYCHIA QUIZ

PSYCHIA QUIZ

QUIZ PSYCHIA

QUIZ PSYCHIA

Quiz ms2

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Quiz ms2

Quiz ms2

問題一覧

involved series of questionning from pool of experts

delphi technique

what are the advantages of Delhi method

1.gaining knowledge from expert 2.receiving honest answers 3.reaching a strong group of consensus

what are the disadvantages of delphi technique

1.preventing a live discussion 2.resulting in slow response times 3.responses good provide little to no value

sorting out cards according to their respondents belief/stand about the topic

Q sort

used when researchers have no preconceived view of the content or flow of information to be gathered

completely unstructured interviews

process of obtaining data by having respondents answer oral or written examinations

testing

types of tests

1.researcher made test 2. standardized test

are used when researchers have list of topics or broad questions that must be addressed in an interview

semi structured interviews

narrative self-disclosures about individual life experiences

life histories

have long been used as source of data in historical research

personal diaries

an instrument composed of statements that permit responses of varying level or series of gradations

likert scale

it presents pairs of polar adjectives related to a word or phrase

semantic differential

can be used to measure subjective experiences, such as pain, fatigue and dyspnea

visual analog scale

a diagram consisting of rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of variable and who's with is equal to the class interval

histogram

a type of line paragraph that shows frequency of mutual exclusive event occurring

frequency polygon

a type of chart which displays information as a series of data points called markers connected by straight line segments

line chart

a circular statistical graphic which is divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportion

pie chart

also called scatter plot, I visualization of relationship between two variables measured on the same set of individuals

scatter point diagram

what are the steps of hypothesis testing

analysis of the content of narrative data to identify prominent themes, and patterns among the themes

qualitative content analysis

a method is an example of this combined approach in which researchers try to grasp the essential meaning of the experience being studied

Van Manen method

according to Van Manen, what are the three methods

1. holistic approach 2. selective approach 3. detailed approach

researchers view the text as a whole and try to capture its meanings

holistic approach

researchers highlight or pull out statements or phrases that seem essential to the experience under study

selective approach

researchers analyze every sentence

detailed approach