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Test Bank For Statistics for Nursing: A Practical Approach 3rd Edition by Elizabeth Heavey 2013, 9 , 4596, 4 1: Introduction to Statistics and Levels of Measurement 2: Presenting Data 3: Descriptive Statistics, Probability, and Measures of Central Tendency 4: Measuring Data 5: Sampl...

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Complete Test bank, All Chapters are included. T E S T B A N K S E L L E R . C O M 2 Chapter 1 1. Researchers study the impact of internalized bias on patient care. Nurses complete a survey which determines a score for their internalized bias from 0-100. Without knowing the internalized bias score, patients are asked to rank the subsequent care they receive from the nurse as poor, fair, good or exemplary. In this study your independent variable is measured at what level of measurement? a.) Nominal b.) Ordinal c.) Interval d.) Ratio Answer: D 2. Researchers study the impact of internalized bias on patient care. Nurses complete a survey which determines a score for their internalized bias from 0-100. Without knowing the internalized bias score, patients are asked to rank the subsequent care they receive from the nurse as poor, fair, good or exemplary. In this study your dependent variable is measured at what level of measurement? a.) Nominal b.) Ordinal c.) Interval d.) Ratio Answer: B 3. Researchers study the impact of internalized bias on patient care. Nurses complete a survey which determines a score for their internalized bias from 0-100. Without knowing the internalized bias score, patients are asked to rank the subsequent care they receive from the nurse as poor, fair, good or exemplary. In this study what type of variable is your independent variable? a.) Nominal b.) Ordinal c.) Continuous d.) Categorical Answer: C 4. Researchers study the impact of internalized bias on patient care. Nurses complete a survey which determines a score for their internalized bias from 0-100. Without knowing the internalized bias score, patients are asked to rank the subsequent care they receive from the nurse as poor, fair, good or exemplary. In this study what is your dependent variable? a.) Nominal b.) Quantitative c.) Interval d.) Ordinal Answer: D TESTBANKSELLER.COM
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