PN 1003 REVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Empirical data
gathered from the sample through measurement techniques that quantify the variables
in the research question
Ethnography
involves the observation and description of behaviour in social settings and is derived
from anthropology (study the culture of groups of people)
Evidence-informed practice
is the integration of the most informative research evidence with evidence from expert
clinical practice, client preferences, professional clinical judgement, and other sources
to produce the best possible care for clients
Grounded theory
a research method, generating hypotheses and theories about social processes
inductively from the data
Hypothesis
tested experimentally to confirm or reject theoretical explanations of phenomena
Nursing research
, a systematic examination of phenomena important to the nursing discipline, as well as
to nurses, their patients, and families
Phenomenology
lived on experience, from the perspective of the people who are in the situation
Qualitative nursing research
poses questions about nursing phenomena that cannot be measured
Quantitative nursing research
can be precisely measure and quantified
Quasi-experimental research design
groups are formed and the conditions are controlled, but subjects are not randomly
assigned to a control group or to treatment conditions
Research
is the primary means by which new knowledge is discovered and brought into practice
to improve the care that nurses provide to their patients
Research process
starts with researchable question, 3 different level of questions depending on the topic
Subjects
people selected for the comparison and experimental groups
Surveys
designed to answer level 2 questions about relationships among variables
True experiment
the conditions under which the variables are studies are tightly controlled to provide
objective testing of hypotheses
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ LATEST
UPDATE
Empirical data
gathered from the sample through measurement techniques that quantify the variables
in the research question
Ethnography
involves the observation and description of behaviour in social settings and is derived
from anthropology (study the culture of groups of people)
Evidence-informed practice
is the integration of the most informative research evidence with evidence from expert
clinical practice, client preferences, professional clinical judgement, and other sources
to produce the best possible care for clients
Grounded theory
a research method, generating hypotheses and theories about social processes
inductively from the data
Hypothesis
tested experimentally to confirm or reject theoretical explanations of phenomena
Nursing research
, a systematic examination of phenomena important to the nursing discipline, as well as
to nurses, their patients, and families
Phenomenology
lived on experience, from the perspective of the people who are in the situation
Qualitative nursing research
poses questions about nursing phenomena that cannot be measured
Quantitative nursing research
can be precisely measure and quantified
Quasi-experimental research design
groups are formed and the conditions are controlled, but subjects are not randomly
assigned to a control group or to treatment conditions
Research
is the primary means by which new knowledge is discovered and brought into practice
to improve the care that nurses provide to their patients
Research process
starts with researchable question, 3 different level of questions depending on the topic
Subjects
people selected for the comparison and experimental groups
Surveys
designed to answer level 2 questions about relationships among variables
True experiment
the conditions under which the variables are studies are tightly controlled to provide
objective testing of hypotheses
