Cnur 209 research - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CNUR 209 Research Questions with Revised Answers All Correct What is the goal of post-postivism - Answer- explanation, prediction, control What is the goal of critical theory - Answer- critique, change, reconstruction of what we know What is the goal of constructivist paradigm - Answer- understanding, reconstruction of what we know the deduction approach to research is used in which type of paradigm - Answer- post-positivist (quantitative) what are the steps in the deductive approa...

CNUR 209 Midterm Exam Questions with All Correct Answers What makes an article of high quality? - Answer- 1. Credibility 2. Objectivity 3. Persuasiveness 4. Value Bias - Answer- a distortion or influence that can lead to an error in inference Researcher preconceptions - Answer- opinions and beliefs that may impact participant selection, questions asked, or interpreting results Participants being dishonest Faulty methods of collecting data Faulty methods of recruitment Double-blin...

CNUR 209 Module 1 Exam Questions with All Correct Answers [Definition] What is a worldview or general perspective used to explain the world's complexities? - Answer- Research paradigm [Definition] What research paradigm states that the way in which individuals understand the world is largely dependent on their perceptions and context? - Answer- Constructivism [Definition] What research paradigm states that there is an absolute reality that exists independent of individual thoughts or ...

CNUR 209 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT What does informed consent include? - Answer- information, purpose of the research, study methods, time required to participate, potential risks and benefits, you can ask questions, you can withdraw at anytime Why must people have comprehension with the study being performed? - Answer- they must understand the information provided, must understand at a grade 6 level, special circumstances ( mentally ill), also third party requirement: ...

CNUR 209 Module 3 Exam Questions and Revised Answers All Correct [Definition] What is the term in qualitative research where enough data has been gathered to the point where no new themes or information will emerge, indicating that the researcher has gathered enough data to fully understand the phenomenon, and thus they can conclude the data collection phase? - Answer- Data saturation [Concept] In-depth interviews and focus groups are most common in what type of data collection? - Answer- Q...