Chapt 2 Flashcards

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What should you assess the researcher has done

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Defined a specific question area
Reviewed the relevant literature •
Examined the question’s potential significance to nursing •
Pragmatically examined the feasibility of studying the research question

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What are the guidelines for creating a research quesiton

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healthcare and society will benefit from the knowledge gained
The results will be applicable
Findings will help support or unsupport untested theories
Findings will either extend or challenge the existing body of knowledge by filling gaps or clarifying a conflict in the literature
the findings will support development, or revision of nursing practice

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What type of research doesnt manipulate the independent variable

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non-experimental

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What are some other criteria for a research question

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variables
population
testability

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What are some nuances in the purpose statemen tof a researsch article that indicate the level of evidence it intends to acquires

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verbs used inthe statemnet like discover, explore, describe

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If the purpose statement indicates it wants to test the effectiveness or compare something then it is likely what

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a hypothesis testing study

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Would hypothesis testing studies or describe/explore studies likely provide stronger evidence

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hypothesis studies

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What are the characteristics of a hypothesis

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the declarative statement
its testability
its consistency with existing knowledge

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When a hypothesis is complex, most of the time the finding do not undoubtibly support or reject the hypothesis so what must the reader do

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the reader needs to infer what relationships or findings are significant

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Rejection of the statistical hypothesis is equivalent to

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acceptance of the research hypothesis.

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What are some templates of how a hypothesis might be written in an experimental study

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X1 is more effective than X2 on Y.

or The effect of X1 on Y is greater than that of X2 on Y.

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What are some templates of how a hypothesis might be written in an non-experimental study

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Associative style statements like

X will be negatively related to Y. • There will be a positive relationship between X and Y.

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What are the four components of a clinical quesiton

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Population • Intervention • Comparison • Outcome

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What are three elements that help nurses create clinical quesitons for QI

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(1) the situation, (2) the intervention, and (3) the outcome.

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Should you be cautious of researchers you claim their hypothesis is proven

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yes

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