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University of Mississippi - PSY 201 Psy201 lesson 3 test
Chemical substances that carry messages directly from one neuron to the next are called: Our body’s neural system is built from billions of nerve cells, also called: Which of the following would NOT be an effect of growth hormone? Bill and his sister, Ann, are twins; however, they cannot be: What part of the neuron releases chemical signals? This brain structure is associated with the formation of memories. Growth hormone is released primarily throug...
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Chemical substances that carry messages directly from one neuron to the next are called: Our body’s neural system is built from billions of nerve cells, also called: Which of the following would NOT be an effect of growth hormone? Bill and his sister, Ann, are twins; however, they cannot be: What part of the neuron releases chemical signals? This brain structure is associated with the formation of memories. Growth hormone is released primarily throug...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 14 nursing research.
Which piece of information from each primary study is not typically encoded for a meta-analysis? Which approach is widely used to weight the effect sizes of primary studies in a meta-analysis? The approach to meta-synthesis developed by Paterson and colleagues involves three components. Which is not one of those components? A meta-analyst found great variation in the quality of primary studies included in the meta-analysis. Which strategy might the researcher use to...
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Which piece of information from each primary study is not typically encoded for a meta-analysis? Which approach is widely used to weight the effect sizes of primary studies in a meta-analysis? The approach to meta-synthesis developed by Paterson and colleagues involves three components. Which is not one of those components? A meta-analyst found great variation in the quality of primary studies included in the meta-analysis. Which strategy might the researcher use to...
University of Mississippi PSY 201 / Psy201 Lesson test 1-12.
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Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Test wk11
Which statement about sample size in qualitative research is true? A nurse researcher studied barriers to smoking cessation among pregnant women. The study involved in-depth interviews with 16 women who differed in terms of marital status, parity, education, and length of time as a smoker. Which sampling method was used? A nurse researcher conducted a study of 30 women with breast cancer. In a follow-up round of data collection, the researcher focused on 10 of the women who p...
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Which statement about sample size in qualitative research is true? A nurse researcher studied barriers to smoking cessation among pregnant women. The study involved in-depth interviews with 16 women who differed in terms of marital status, parity, education, and length of time as a smoker. Which sampling method was used? A nurse researcher conducted a study of 30 women with breast cancer. In a follow-up round of data collection, the researcher focused on 10 of the women who p...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Test wk9
Simple linear regression is used for which purpose? A researcher tests the hypothesis that men and women differ in the amount of time (number of hours) they spend exercising weekly. Which statistical test might the researcher use, assuming a reasonably normal distribution of values?
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Simple linear regression is used for which purpose? A researcher tests the hypothesis that men and women differ in the amount of time (number of hours) they spend exercising weekly. Which statistical test might the researcher use, assuming a reasonably normal distribution of values?
University of Mississippi - PSY 201 Psy201 lesson 8 test (1).
Which of the following tests assesses theory of mind? Karen and Dan are ninth graders who just started dating. Even though they’re in the same grade, which one is likely to be at the more advanced pubertal developmental stage? In which of the following cultures is identity development especially linked to social development? What is the name of the developmental stage that occurs from conception to approximately 2 weeks after conception? Why would you think that Eriks...
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Which of the following tests assesses theory of mind? Karen and Dan are ninth graders who just started dating. Even though they’re in the same grade, which one is likely to be at the more advanced pubertal developmental stage? In which of the following cultures is identity development especially linked to social development? What is the name of the developmental stage that occurs from conception to approximately 2 weeks after conception? Why would you think that Eriks...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 9 nursing research
Which criterion is used to solve equations in a standard regression analysis? What are degrees of freedom? A researcher tests the hypothesis that men and women differ in the amount of time (number of hours) they spend exercising weekly. Which statistical test might the researcher use, assuming a reasonably normal distribution of values? Which statistic might be the dependent variable in a survival analysis? Which value could not be a point estimate of a po...
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Which criterion is used to solve equations in a standard regression analysis? What are degrees of freedom? A researcher tests the hypothesis that men and women differ in the amount of time (number of hours) they spend exercising weekly. Which statistical test might the researcher use, assuming a reasonably normal distribution of values? Which statistic might be the dependent variable in a survival analysis? Which value could not be a point estimate of a po...
University of Mississippi - PSY 201 Psy201 lesson 1 test
Mandy is talking about her problems on a radio talk show. The host explains that these problems came about because of Mandy’s unconscious internal struggles. This explanation is consistent with the approach in Kim spent years studying children in a remote village. To understand how their behavior and mental processes change over time, she would like to study them over the course of their lifetimes. Kim is most likely a(n) psychologist. Taj is writing a paper on global warming. He ...
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Mandy is talking about her problems on a radio talk show. The host explains that these problems came about because of Mandy’s unconscious internal struggles. This explanation is consistent with the approach in Kim spent years studying children in a remote village. To understand how their behavior and mental processes change over time, she would like to study them over the course of their lifetimes. Kim is most likely a(n) psychologist. Taj is writing a paper on global warming. He ...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 7 nursing research
Using closed-ended questions may provide which advantage? What type of question is: “How often do you take naps during the day? Would you say (a) Never, (b) Rarely, (c) Occasionally, (d) Often, or (e) Almost every day?” A nurse researcher develops a multidimensional measure of nurses’ self-esteem and then gathers data to test the dimensionality of the instrument. What procedure would the researcher use? An instrument’s ability to correctly identify a case is...
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Using closed-ended questions may provide which advantage? What type of question is: “How often do you take naps during the day? Would you say (a) Never, (b) Rarely, (c) Occasionally, (d) Often, or (e) Almost every day?” A nurse researcher develops a multidimensional measure of nurses’ self-esteem and then gathers data to test the dimensionality of the instrument. What procedure would the researcher use? An instrument’s ability to correctly identify a case is...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 2
Which activity occurs during the conceptual phase of a quantitative research project? Which term is not used by qualitative researchers to refer to people who participate in a study? Which is least likely to be a consideration in selecting a research problem to pursue? In the following research question, what would correspond to the “C” component in the PICO scheme? “What is the relationship between pregnant women’s smoking behavior and infant birth weight?” ...
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Which activity occurs during the conceptual phase of a quantitative research project? Which term is not used by qualitative researchers to refer to people who participate in a study? Which is least likely to be a consideration in selecting a research problem to pursue? In the following research question, what would correspond to the “C” component in the PICO scheme? “What is the relationship between pregnant women’s smoking behavior and infant birth weight?” ...
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