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Research Final Exam Questions and Answers 2024( A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED). Evidence-based practice Constructivist paradigm Positivist paradigm Pilot test Clinical practice guidelines Evidence hierarchy Cochrane Library PICOT Dependent variable Causal (cause-and-effect) relationships Conce...

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2024( A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED).

1). Evidence-based practice

 Ans: The use of the best evidence in making patient care decisions and usually
comes from research conducted by nurses


2). Constructivist paradigm

 Ans: - Reality is multiple and subjective, mentally constructed by individuals
- Researcher interacts with those being researched
- Subjectivity and values are inevitable and desirable


3). Positivist paradigm

 Ans: - Reality exists; there is a real world driven by real natural causes
- Researcher is independent from those being researched
- Values and biases are to be held in check;objectivity is sought


4). Pilot test

 Ans: A trial run


5). Clinical practice guidelines

 Ans: Give specific recommendations for evidence-based decision making


6). Evidence hierarchy

 Ans: Rank evidence sources according to the strength of the evidence they provide


7). Cochrane library

 Ans: Goal is to help providers make good healthcare decisions by preparing and
disseminating systematic reviews of the effects of healthcare interventions




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, 8). Picot

 Ans: Population, intervention, comparison, outcome, time


9). Dependent variable

 Ans: The variable hypothesized to depend on/be caused by another variable


10). Causal (cause-and-effect) relationships

 Ans: A relationship between two variables where the presence/value of one variable
(cause) determines the presence/value of the other (effect)


11). Concept

 Ans: An abstraction based on observations of behaviors or characteristics


12). Operational definition

 Ans: The definition of a concept or variable in terms of the procedures by which it is to
be measured


13). Level of significance

 Ans: The risk of making a type I error in statistical analysis, established by the
researcher beforehand


14). Reflexivity

 Ans: In qualitative studies, critical self-reflection about one's own biases, preferences,
and preconceptions


15). Triangulation

 Ans: The use of multiple methods to collect and interpret data about a phenomenon,
so as to converge on an accurate representation of reality


16). Bias

 Ans: Any influence that distorts the results of a study and undermines validity




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, 17). Methods section

 Ans: Includes four subsections: design, participants, procedures, and data analysis


18). Anonymity

 Ans: Protection of participants' confidentiality such that even the research can't link
individuals with the data they provided


19). Stipend

 Ans: A monetary payment to individuals participating in a study to sever as an
incentive for participation and/or to compensate for time and expenses


20). Informed consent

 Ans: An ethical principle that requires researchers to obtain people's voluntary
participation in a study, after informing them of possible risks and benefits


21). Risk-benefit

 Ans: The relative costs and benefits, to an individual subject and to society at large, of
participation in a study


22). Irb (institutional review board)

 Ans: In the US, a group of people affiliated with an institution who convene to review
proposed and ongoing studies with respect to ethical considerations


23). Beneficence

 Ans: An ethical principle that seeks to maximize benefits for study participants and
prevent harm


24). Statement of purpose

 Ans: A declarative statement of the overall goals of the study




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