NURS 5366 Module 3 Quiz With Answers

Which of the following study designs focuses on finding a cause and effect relationship among variables, but uses a lower level of control? Answer s: a. Phenomenology b. Experimental c. Descriptive d. Quasiexperimental Response Feedback:  Question 3 There is no measurable difference in incidence of incarceration for adolescent children whose mothers work outside the home in comparison with those whose mothers do not work outside the home. The above statement is an e...

KNOWLEDGE CHECK #1 My answers are highlighted in yellow. I missed 4 questions which I noted were wrong. The italicized text was notes from the quiz. Question 1 4 / 4 pts Common practice for in-text citations for a single author using APA style includes: (author last name, year of publication) (author last name, first initial, year of publication) (author last name, first name, page number) The correct in text citation is (authors's last name, year of publication) Question 2 4 /...

88/100 Question 1 4/4 pts Common practice for in-text citations for a single author using APA style includes: (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 In APA format, which one of these statements is NOT true about the references page: The title of the references page is Bibliography and should be centered at the top if the page and not in bold font. References should...

N4325 KNOWLEDGE Check #1 Summer 2018 I MADE A 92…. 2 questions are wrong. Don’t know which 2 A nursing research student is evaluating a research framework that is explicitly started in a research article. All of these statements describe the purpose of a research framework EXCEPT: it is tested within the study. it links the findings of the study back to nursing's body of knowledge. to guide the selection of the inferential statistics. to guide the development of a study. The conc...

Quiz 1 Research  Question 1 What is the first step in the critical appraisal of a study? Answer s: a. Identifying the research design b. Determine the strengths and weaknesses c. Discussing the implications for nursing practice d. Identification of the steps of the research process Response Feedback: p.43 6  Question 2 A research study contains the following in its Introduction section: “This study was undertaken to explore the effect of massage on total hours of ...

Course NURS-5366 PRINC-OF-RESEARCH-IN-NURSING--2018-Fall Test Module 1 Quiz  Question 1 Hospital nurses are observed in order to determine exactly how long nurses swab IV ports with alcohol. Because they are being observed, they “scrub the hub” longer than they ordinarily would have. This is an example of what threat to validity of the the study design relevant to quantitative research? Answers : a. Control b. Bias c. Hawthorne effect d. Inaccurate operationalizat...

Module 1 Quiz -NURS-5366-407-PRINC-OF-RESEARCH-IN-NURSING--2019-Spring  Question 1 What is the relationship between a conceptual definition and an operational definition? Answer s: a. The conceptual definition is concrete, and the operational definition is abstract. b. The operational definition allows the researcher to create a measurable variable from a concept. c. They are the same, in most instances. Response Feedback: Operationalizing a variable or a concept involves...

Question 1 5 / 5 pts A stimulus or activity that is measured to examine the effect created by the independent variable best describes a(n) _____ variable. Demographic Dependent Independent Extraneous In quantitative research, the independent variable(intervention, treatment, or experimental variable) is manipulated or varied by the researcher to cause an effect on the dependent variable. The dependent variable (response or outcome variable) is measured to examine the effect create...

Question 1 5 / 5 pts A stimulus or activity that is measured to examine the effect created by the independent variable best describes a(n) _____ variable. Extraneous Demographic Independent Dependent In quantitative research, the independent variable (intervention, treatment, or experimental variable) is manipulated or varied by the researcher to cause an effect on the dependent variable. The dependent variable (response or outcome variable) is measured to examine the effect creat...