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Research that is designed to inform nursing practice is referred to as ________ nursing research
clinical
Nurses in practice settings often read and evaluate studies in context of a journal ________
club
A principle that is believed to be true without proof of verifications is an ________
assumption
A ________ is a worldview, a way of looking at natural phenomena
paradigm
The techniques used by researches to structure a study are called research. ________
methods
________ is the worldview that assumes that there is an orderly reality that can be studied objectively
positivism
The worldview that holds that there are multiple interpretations of reality is ________
constructivism
The positivist assumptions that phenomena are not random, but rather have antecedent causes is called ________
determinism
________ research involves the collect and analysis of numeric information and is associated with the traditional scientific method
quantitative
________ evidence is rooted in objective reality and is gathered through the senses
empirical
The degree to which research findings can be applied to people who did not participate in the study is called ________
generalizability
The type of research that analyzes narrative, subjective material is ________ research
qualitative
The “three legs” of EBP and research evidence, clinical expertise and ________
patient preferences and values
In terms of EBP-related purpose, studies that address ________ questions seek to identify effective treatments for addressing health problems
therapy
in the PICO format asking for well-worded clinical questions, the “O” stands for ________
outcome
in the PICO format asking for well-worded clinical questions, the “P” stands for
population/ patients
in the PICO format asking for well-worded clinical questions, the “C” stands for (don’t always have a c)
comparison
in the PICO format asking for well-worded clinical questions, the “I” stands for
intervention/ influence
Methods of inquiry rely primarily on collecting and analyzing quantitative information
Positivist paradigm
Assumes that reality exists and that it can be objectively studied and known
Positivist paradigm
Subjectivity in inquires is considered inevitable and desirable
Constructivist paradigm
Assumes reality is a construction and that many constructions are possible
constructivist paradigm
Inquires rely on external/empirical evidence collect through human senses
positivist paradigm
Method of inquiry relies primary on collecting and analyzing qualitative information
constructivist paradigm
Inquires are not constrained by ethical issues
neither paradigms
Another name for the outcome variable is the _________
dependent variable
To get access to a site and its inhabitants is to gain _________ into the site
entree
Information gathered in a study is called _________
data
A _________ is a subset of a population from which data is gathered
sample
The _________ definition indicates how a variable will be measured or observed
operational
A systematic, abstract explanation of phenomena is a _________
theory
Quantitative researchers perform _________ analyses of data
statistical
Researches typically use a(n) _________ design in qualitative studies
emergent
A _________ is a somewhat more complex abstraction than a concept
construct
Qualitative analyses usually involve a search for recurrent _________
themes
Another name for non-experimental, quantitative research is _________ research
observational
A research _________ is the basic architecture of the study
design
A(n) _________ is a characteristic or quality that takes on different values; it differs from person to person
variable
Data _________ saturation is a principle used to decide when to stop sampling in a qualitative study
saturation
A person who provides information to researches in a quantitative study is called a _________
study subject/ participant
The variable that is the presumed affect
dependent variable
The variable involved in a cause and effect relationship
both variables
The variable that is presumed cause
independent variable
The variable “length of stay in hospital”
both varaibles
The variable that requires and operational definition
both variables
The variable that is the main outcome of interest in a study
dependent variable
The variable that is constant
neither variables
The variable in a grounded theory study
neither variables