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NURS 4325 MODULE 3: KNOWLEDGE CHECK #1 RN-BSN NURSING RESEARCH
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LATEST Attempt 1 41 minutes 88 out of 100
Question 1^ 4 / 4 pts
(author last name, year of publication) (author last name, first initial, year of publication) (author last name, first name, page number)
Question 2^ 4 / 4 pts
The title of the references page is Bibliography, and should be centered at thetop if the page and not in bold font. References should be placed in alphabetical order by author last name. A digital object identifier (DOI) or website for the journal article referencedshould be placed at the end of every journal article reference if available.
The name of the journal should be italicized and major words should becapitalized.
Question 5^ 4 / 4 pts
social support hospitalized patients pain perception family members
Question 6^ 4 / 4 pts
informed consent coercion institutional review deception
Informed consent includes disclosure to the subject of essential study information,comprehension of this information by the subject, competence of the subject to give consent, and voluntary consent of the subject to participate in the study.A contractual agreement is what the researcher and the participant enter into once the subject signs the informed consent.A debriefing takes place after the study is over and addresses any concerns that the subject has as a result of participation in the study.Legal liability is the extent to which the researcher might be held accountable for any harm to subjects as a result of participation in the study.
ncorrectncorrect Question 7 0 / 4 pts
right to privacy. confidentiality. deception. informed consent.
Confidentiality is the safe management of private information shared by a subject. Theresearcher must refrain from sharing that information without the authorization of the subject. Research findings need to be reported so that a subject or group of subjectscannot be identified. Complete anonymity exists if the subject’s identity cannot be linked, even by theresearcher, with his or her individual responses. Deception is deliberately not disclosing all aspects of the study to the subjects.Informed consent means that the subject has been told about all aspects of the study including the risk/benefit ratio and agrees to participate.
Question 8^ 4 / 4 pts
predicts the expected results or outcomes of the study defines the theoretical framework for the study is used to determine relationships in a study clarifies the gap in the literature in the study
Question 11^ 4 / 4 pts
Relaxation therapy Complaints of pain Pain medication use Music therapy
Question 12^ 4 / 4 pts
An overwhelming feeling of uneasiness A score above 40 on the Anxiety Inventory Discomfort at the highest level A sense of fear
Question 13^ 4 / 4 pts
include an ethical dimension. deal with patient outcomes rather than social issues. be clearly defined as the gap in knowledge.
research design and approach for obtaining consent.
Question 16^ 4 / 4 pts
determine existing knowledge on the topic. help select an optimum sample size. discover an instrument for data collection that has been used many times. give the researcher insight into what data analysis techniques should be used.
Question 17^ 4 / 4 pts
Experimental Phenomenological
Descriptive Time dimensional
Question 18^ 4 / 4 pts
quasi-experimental experimental descriptive phenomenology
Question 19^ 4 / 4 pts
True False
Question 20^ 4 / 4 pts
Question 23^ 4 / 4 pts
Finding a representative sample. Describing a causal effect between the variables. Clear conceptual definition of study variables. Using valid and reliable instruments.
A representative sample is part of a descriptive design.The primary intent of a descriptive study is to describe or explain phenomena of interest.A descriptive study has no control group or intervention.
ncorrectncorrect Question 24 0 / 4 pts
What was the state of the art of medicine and nursing regarding childhoodmalnutrition in the late 19th and early 20th century? Study aims were to determine the risk of breast feeding cessation over time. Were there improvements in outcome data in caregivers' level of heart failurecaregiving burden, confidence and preparedness in providing heart failure home care? The participants will decrease tobacco consumption at the end of the interventioncompared to baseline.
Question 25^ 4 / 4 pts
to guide the development of a study. it is tested within the study. to guide the selection of the inferential statistics. it links the findings of the study back to nursing's body of knowledge.
Quiz Score: 88 out of 100