NURS 1351 EXAM WITH GUARANTEED ACCURATE ANSWERS |VERIFIED
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Which of the following definitions of paradigm is correct?
a. A way of linking the naturalistic world to empirical thought
b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a society think about the world
c. A model that captures the interaction of specific variables within a known conce...
NURS 1351 EXAM WITH
GUARANTEED ACCURATE
ANSWERS |VERIFIED
Which of the following definitions of paradigm is correct?
a. A way of linking the naturalistic world to empirical thought
b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a society think
about the world
c. A model that captures the interaction of specific variables within a
known concept
d. A concept that encompasses the integration of "wholeness,"
spirituality, and personal worth into scientific thought - ACCURATE
ANSWERS✔✔ b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in
a society think about the world
Which of the following is the correct definition of theory?
a. The assumptions and beliefs of the "worldview" of the researcher
b. A set of interrelated concepts that provides a systematic view of a
phenomenon
c. The specific and measurable premise or assumption based on which
the rationale for research direction is established
d. A researcher's "best guess" of the expected direction of the
relationship between independent and dependent variables -
ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ b. A set of interrelated concepts that
provides a systematic view of a phenomenon
,During a class examination, the course instructor notes that a student
who usually does poorly in class tests has shaking hands, knocks over a
bottle of water, breaks the points of two pencils, makes many erasures,
and wrinkles her computer score sheet. The instructor concludes that the
student has test anxiety. What type of reasoning is demonstrated by the
instructor?
a. Inductive reasoning
b. Deductive reasoning
c. Theoretical reasoning
d. Faulty reasoning - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ a. Inductive
reasoning
What is the major difference between inductive reasoning and deductive
reasoning?
a. Inductive reasoning is theory driven, and deductive reasoning is
independent of theory.
b. Deductive reasoning forms the basis for qualitative research, and
inductive reasoning forms the basis for quantitative research.
c. Deductive reasoning is an unconscious approach in which intuition,
rather than logical, is the key feature, whereas inductive reasoning
encompasses a more logical and systematic approach to problem
identification.
,d. Inductive reasoning starts with observed details that lead to a general
structure or picture, whereas deductive reasoning begins with a structure
or picture that guides the search for associated details. - ACCURATE
ANSWERS✔✔ d. Inductive reasoning starts with observed details that
lead to a general structure or picture, whereas deductive reasoning
begins with a structure or picture that guides the search for associated
details.
How are theory and practice interrelated?
a. Practice is the operational definition of theory.
b. Practice provides the opportunity to test theory.
c. Theory provides the evidence on which practice is based.
d. Theory generates questions that are used to refine practice. -
ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ b. Practice provides the opportunity to test
theory.
Which of the following research questions reflects an inductive approach
to scientific inquiry?
a. Is there a difference in infection rates among patients with neutropenia
who eat from dishes cleaned with automatic dishwashers as compared
with patients with neutropenia who eat from dishes that are hand
washed?
b. Do older adults residing in assisted-living settings have more social
interaction than do older adults residing in their own homes?
, c. What is the relationship between self-esteem and loneliness in
recently widowed women over 60?
d. What is the experience of parents when their child is born more than
10 weeks preterm? - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ d. What is the
experience of parents when their child is born more than 10 weeks
preterm?
In an article reporting the results of a qualitative study that used
inductive reasoning methods, where is the conceptual framework usually
presented?
a. Introduction
b. Methods
c. Statistical Analysis
d. Discussion - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ d. Discussion
n an article reporting the results of a quantitative study that used
deductive reasoning methods, where is the conceptual framework
usually presented?
a. Introduction
b. Methods
c. Statistical Analysis
d. Discussion - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ a. Introduction
Which of the following sequences represents movement from a greater
level of abstraction to a more concrete relationship between concepts?
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