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Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 8 nursing research.
What is the first step in scale development? For a distribution of scores on a quality of life scale, the standard deviation was computed to be 4.0. What is the value of the variance for this distribution? Which measure of central tendency is the most stable? What does a domain sampling model within the classical test theory framework assume? Which criterion is popular for putting a halt to factor extraction in exploratory factor analysis? For a ...
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What is the first step in scale development? For a distribution of scores on a quality of life scale, the standard deviation was computed to be 4.0. What is the value of the variance for this distribution? Which measure of central tendency is the most stable? What does a domain sampling model within the classical test theory framework assume? Which criterion is popular for putting a halt to factor extraction in exploratory factor analysis? For a ...
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Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 11 nursing research
Ethnographers contend with numerous issues while in the field. Which important issue is distinctive to ethnography? A researcher plans to conduct focus group interviews with illegal immigrants who were sexually abused as children. What would be the recommended size of the focus groups? Which statement about qualitative interviews is true? The research tradition known as hermeneutics is closely allied with which other research tradition? Qualitative samplin...
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Ethnographers contend with numerous issues while in the field. Which important issue is distinctive to ethnography? A researcher plans to conduct focus group interviews with illegal immigrants who were sexually abused as children. What would be the recommended size of the focus groups? Which statement about qualitative interviews is true? The research tradition known as hermeneutics is closely allied with which other research tradition? Qualitative samplin...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 4 nursing research
What term is used for a contaminating factor in the context of quantitative studies? A researcher recruits participants for a study and advises them that their time commitment will be 45 minutes in a single session. Participants are not told at the outset that the researcher plans to collect more data from all participants 6 months later. This might be considered an example of: If all people in a group have an equal probability of being selected to be in a study, the method wou...
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What term is used for a contaminating factor in the context of quantitative studies? A researcher recruits participants for a study and advises them that their time commitment will be 45 minutes in a single session. Participants are not told at the outset that the researcher plans to collect more data from all participants 6 months later. This might be considered an example of: If all people in a group have an equal probability of being selected to be in a study, the method wou...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Test wk7
In the context of data collection for a study, what are norms? 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 developed a new scale to measure the self-care behaviors of adults with type 2 diabetes. The validation effort included a test of the hypothesis that people with high levels of HbA1c (cutpoint of 7.5%) have significantly lower score...
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In the context of data collection for a study, what are norms? 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 developed a new scale to measure the self-care behaviors of adults with type 2 diabetes. The validation effort included a test of the hypothesis that people with high levels of HbA1c (cutpoint of 7.5%) have significantly lower score...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Quiz 11
Which is not a characteristic of qualitative research design? A nurse researcher undertakes participant observation in an intensive care unit. On consecutive days, the researcher shadows a particular staff member and observes their behavior and actions. This is example of which type of positioning? Who leads focus group discussions?
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Which is not a characteristic of qualitative research design? A nurse researcher undertakes participant observation in an intensive care unit. On consecutive days, the researcher shadows a particular staff member and observes their behavior and actions. This is example of which type of positioning? Who leads focus group discussions?
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F quiz 13 nursing research
Why is it risky to use statistical tests with outcome data from a pilot trial? Which intervention would most likely be described as complex? Which criterion might be used to decide on “next steps” in a pilot trial? Quantitative data in a pilot trial provide information about whether key objectives have been met. What is a major reason for adding a qualitative component in a pilot trial? Which “lesson” has emerged repeatedly in pilot trials of inter...
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Why is it risky to use statistical tests with outcome data from a pilot trial? Which intervention would most likely be described as complex? Which criterion might be used to decide on “next steps” in a pilot trial? Quantitative data in a pilot trial provide information about whether key objectives have been met. What is a major reason for adding a qualitative component in a pilot trial? Which “lesson” has emerged repeatedly in pilot trials of inter...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Quiz 1 2020
Which is a major barrier to evidence-based practice in nursing? Selected Answer: C. The absence of sufficient skills, among many nurses, for locating and critically evaluating nursing studies Answers: A. The abundance of clients for whom EBP is not relevant. B. The unfamiliarity of most nurses with the concept of evidence-based practice C. The absence of sufficient skills, among many nurses, for locating and critically evaluating nursing studies D. The absence of...
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Which is a major barrier to evidence-based practice in nursing? Selected Answer: C. The absence of sufficient skills, among many nurses, for locating and critically evaluating nursing studies Answers: A. The abundance of clients for whom EBP is not relevant. B. The unfamiliarity of most nurses with the concept of evidence-based practice C. The absence of sufficient skills, among many nurses, for locating and critically evaluating nursing studies D. The absence of...
Florida National University - NURSING DL-F Quiz 8 2020
What would a scatter plot look like for a perfect positive relationship? A. A straight horizontal line near the mean of variable 2 B. A diagonal line from upper left to lower right C. A straight vertical line near the mean of variable 1 D. A diagonal line from lower left to upper right Which tool is not used to facilitate interpretations of scale scores? A. Norms B. Weighted scores C. Standard scores D. Percentiles Which statement...
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What would a scatter plot look like for a perfect positive relationship? A. A straight horizontal line near the mean of variable 2 B. A diagonal line from upper left to lower right C. A straight vertical line near the mean of variable 1 D. A diagonal line from lower left to upper right Which tool is not used to facilitate interpretations of scale scores? A. Norms B. Weighted scores C. Standard scores D. Percentiles Which statement...
Florida National University - NURSING NUR 4827C grammar test
What is a fused sentence? Matthew now wanted a German car because he heard that German manufacturers produced fast engines. Cleo Henderson was born on October 31 1897 in Laura Ohio. An impatient driver honked his horn at Matthew during his driving test, but he continued to drive at the posted speed limit. Most of us listening to Mr. Jennings, however, did not accept its explanation. Which of the following sentences contains an error in comma usag...
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What is a fused sentence? Matthew now wanted a German car because he heard that German manufacturers produced fast engines. Cleo Henderson was born on October 31 1897 in Laura Ohio. An impatient driver honked his horn at Matthew during his driving test, but he continued to drive at the posted speed limit. Most of us listening to Mr. Jennings, however, did not accept its explanation. Which of the following sentences contains an error in comma usag...
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