GROUP 2 3E

Question 1

Uses academic databases such as PubMed, Google Scholar, and library resources to find relevant articles, books, and reports.

Answer 1

Literature review

Question 2

Process in developing a conceptual framework that involves visual aid which helps clarify the theoretical structure of the study and communicates complex ideas in a clear and concise manner.

Answer 2

Creating a Visual Representation

Question 3

is a testable statement or educated guess about how things work.

Answer 3

Hypothesis

Question 4

are variables that are manipulated in an experiment to observe their effects on other variables.

Answer 4

Independent Variables

Question 5

This phase is critical in ensuring the study is methodologically sound and capable of answering the research questions or testing the hypotheses.

Answer 5

Designing and Planning Phase

Question 6

Techniques and tools used to gather data from participants.

Answer 6

Data Collection Methods

Question 7

Provides a brief summary of the research, including key elements like the background, methods, results, and conclusions.

Answer 7

Abstract

Question 8

Describes how the study was conducted, including the research design, participants, data collection, and analysis methods.

Answer 8

Methods

Question 9

It involves converting raw data into a format that is suitable for analysis, enhancing its usability and interpretability.

Answer 9

Data Transformation

Question 10

It involves reviewing and correcting data to ensure its accuracy, consistency, and reliability before analysis

Answer 10

Data Cleaning

Question 11

Entire group of individuals who meet the specified criteria for a particular study.

Answer 11

Population

Question 12

structured instruments with predefined questions to collect data on attitudes, behaviors, or conditions. Statistical analysis is used to determine prevalence, correlations, or differences.

Answer 12

Surveys and Questionnaires

Question 13

To examine data in order to uncover patters, trends and anomalies.

Answer 13

Exploratory Data Analysis

Question 14

Its purpose is to organize the environment and resources needed for efficient and effective data collection.

Answer 14

Setting Up Logistics

Question 15

It involves sharing research findings with various stakeholders, including the scientific community, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and the public.

Answer 15

Dissemination

Question 16

involves applying research findings to improve practice, policy, or further research. This ensures that evidence-based practices are integrated into real-world settings to enhance patient outcomes and nursing care

Answer 16

Utilization

Question 17

Use various media channels to reach a broader audience, including the general public.

Answer 17

Media and public outreach

Question 18

Influence healthcare policy based on research evidence to improve healthcare systems and patient outcomes.

Answer 18

Policy development

Question 19

are variables that explain the process through which an independent variable influences a dependent variable.

Answer 19

Mediator Variables

Question 20

Examines relationships between variables without manipulating them.

Answer 20

Correlational Design